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Where David Threw Stones
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- ISBN978-1-952742-08-8
- EAN9781952742088
- Date de parution04/09/2023
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- ÉditeurProject 613 Publishing
Résumé
????? "If you enjoy reading WWII historical fiction and are looking for something a little different, this is the book for you." - Michael Reit, author of "Beyond the Tracks"West Germany, 1968When ten-year-old David Saidel's parents are murdered, he is sent to live with his grandfather in the anti-Semitic village of Brennenbach. Miserable and lonely, David finds solace in his kindly Grandpa Ernst, who has one strict rule: never go out after midnight.
When David breaks curfew to search for his missing dog, he discovers why Ernst is so serious about his curfew: Brennenbach is cursed. When midnight strikes, the town is thrown back to 1943, the height of Hitler's reign. The Nazi ghosts that infest Brennenbach are just as dangerous as they were in life. They're hunting for David, thinking he is the last member of a family they've been ordered to destroy.
Through the help of a little girl named Maria Rahm, David sets out to end the Curse before it claims more victims. Award-winning author Elyse Hoffman has crafted an expertly woven tale of World War II's horrors - perfect for readers of Marcus Zusak's "The Book Thief, " or Michael Reit's "Beyond the Tracks."Readers love Where David Threw Stones:????? "This book was part historical fiction, part mystery, and part fantasy.
It reminded me a lot of "The Book Thief", another book that's hard to review without spoilers. I was mesmerized by both of them, and did not want to stop reading!" - Goodreads Reviewer?????"The author gives a voice to the atrocities of the past, to remind us in the present what our ancestors did or what was done to them, and most importantly gave a voice to Jewish people during the war while bringing forth the message of redemption, courage, forgiveness and peace.
It was absolutely stunning." - Read to Ramble????? "When I tell you this book left me with chills multiple times, I mean I was emotionally wrecked by this book. I loved every second of it, because it wasn't just a story... it meant something. Hoffman is a master storyteller and you find yourself drawn into the world that is created. The book is a really great example of finding redemption and forgiveness.
GO READ THIS BOOK!!!"- Reviews by Taylor????? "This book will captivate you, and pull you back through time. The characters are real, and you'll absolutely hate some of them. It also highlights that people, just like life, are not all black and white, and hate can pass from one generation to the next. An excellent book overall."- Goodreads Reviewer?????"This book will grab you and keep you page-turning to the very end.
Even when you've finished this book it will stick with you. Your heart will break for the characters and their suffering. The author will paint vivid pictures that will have you feeling like you could go and visit these places. "Relive" the history buried in the lands by walking it. You'll hold back tears for the loses experienced, and tears for the healing and repentance that must take place. For avid readers of historical fiction, this book is a must read."- Goodreads Reviewer
When David breaks curfew to search for his missing dog, he discovers why Ernst is so serious about his curfew: Brennenbach is cursed. When midnight strikes, the town is thrown back to 1943, the height of Hitler's reign. The Nazi ghosts that infest Brennenbach are just as dangerous as they were in life. They're hunting for David, thinking he is the last member of a family they've been ordered to destroy.
Through the help of a little girl named Maria Rahm, David sets out to end the Curse before it claims more victims. Award-winning author Elyse Hoffman has crafted an expertly woven tale of World War II's horrors - perfect for readers of Marcus Zusak's "The Book Thief, " or Michael Reit's "Beyond the Tracks."Readers love Where David Threw Stones:????? "This book was part historical fiction, part mystery, and part fantasy.
It reminded me a lot of "The Book Thief", another book that's hard to review without spoilers. I was mesmerized by both of them, and did not want to stop reading!" - Goodreads Reviewer?????"The author gives a voice to the atrocities of the past, to remind us in the present what our ancestors did or what was done to them, and most importantly gave a voice to Jewish people during the war while bringing forth the message of redemption, courage, forgiveness and peace.
It was absolutely stunning." - Read to Ramble????? "When I tell you this book left me with chills multiple times, I mean I was emotionally wrecked by this book. I loved every second of it, because it wasn't just a story... it meant something. Hoffman is a master storyteller and you find yourself drawn into the world that is created. The book is a really great example of finding redemption and forgiveness.
GO READ THIS BOOK!!!"- Reviews by Taylor????? "This book will captivate you, and pull you back through time. The characters are real, and you'll absolutely hate some of them. It also highlights that people, just like life, are not all black and white, and hate can pass from one generation to the next. An excellent book overall."- Goodreads Reviewer?????"This book will grab you and keep you page-turning to the very end.
Even when you've finished this book it will stick with you. Your heart will break for the characters and their suffering. The author will paint vivid pictures that will have you feeling like you could go and visit these places. "Relive" the history buried in the lands by walking it. You'll hold back tears for the loses experienced, and tears for the healing and repentance that must take place. For avid readers of historical fiction, this book is a must read."- Goodreads Reviewer
????? "If you enjoy reading WWII historical fiction and are looking for something a little different, this is the book for you." - Michael Reit, author of "Beyond the Tracks"West Germany, 1968When ten-year-old David Saidel's parents are murdered, he is sent to live with his grandfather in the anti-Semitic village of Brennenbach. Miserable and lonely, David finds solace in his kindly Grandpa Ernst, who has one strict rule: never go out after midnight.
When David breaks curfew to search for his missing dog, he discovers why Ernst is so serious about his curfew: Brennenbach is cursed. When midnight strikes, the town is thrown back to 1943, the height of Hitler's reign. The Nazi ghosts that infest Brennenbach are just as dangerous as they were in life. They're hunting for David, thinking he is the last member of a family they've been ordered to destroy.
Through the help of a little girl named Maria Rahm, David sets out to end the Curse before it claims more victims. Award-winning author Elyse Hoffman has crafted an expertly woven tale of World War II's horrors - perfect for readers of Marcus Zusak's "The Book Thief, " or Michael Reit's "Beyond the Tracks."Readers love Where David Threw Stones:????? "This book was part historical fiction, part mystery, and part fantasy.
It reminded me a lot of "The Book Thief", another book that's hard to review without spoilers. I was mesmerized by both of them, and did not want to stop reading!" - Goodreads Reviewer?????"The author gives a voice to the atrocities of the past, to remind us in the present what our ancestors did or what was done to them, and most importantly gave a voice to Jewish people during the war while bringing forth the message of redemption, courage, forgiveness and peace.
It was absolutely stunning." - Read to Ramble????? "When I tell you this book left me with chills multiple times, I mean I was emotionally wrecked by this book. I loved every second of it, because it wasn't just a story... it meant something. Hoffman is a master storyteller and you find yourself drawn into the world that is created. The book is a really great example of finding redemption and forgiveness.
GO READ THIS BOOK!!!"- Reviews by Taylor????? "This book will captivate you, and pull you back through time. The characters are real, and you'll absolutely hate some of them. It also highlights that people, just like life, are not all black and white, and hate can pass from one generation to the next. An excellent book overall."- Goodreads Reviewer?????"This book will grab you and keep you page-turning to the very end.
Even when you've finished this book it will stick with you. Your heart will break for the characters and their suffering. The author will paint vivid pictures that will have you feeling like you could go and visit these places. "Relive" the history buried in the lands by walking it. You'll hold back tears for the loses experienced, and tears for the healing and repentance that must take place. For avid readers of historical fiction, this book is a must read."- Goodreads Reviewer
When David breaks curfew to search for his missing dog, he discovers why Ernst is so serious about his curfew: Brennenbach is cursed. When midnight strikes, the town is thrown back to 1943, the height of Hitler's reign. The Nazi ghosts that infest Brennenbach are just as dangerous as they were in life. They're hunting for David, thinking he is the last member of a family they've been ordered to destroy.
Through the help of a little girl named Maria Rahm, David sets out to end the Curse before it claims more victims. Award-winning author Elyse Hoffman has crafted an expertly woven tale of World War II's horrors - perfect for readers of Marcus Zusak's "The Book Thief, " or Michael Reit's "Beyond the Tracks."Readers love Where David Threw Stones:????? "This book was part historical fiction, part mystery, and part fantasy.
It reminded me a lot of "The Book Thief", another book that's hard to review without spoilers. I was mesmerized by both of them, and did not want to stop reading!" - Goodreads Reviewer?????"The author gives a voice to the atrocities of the past, to remind us in the present what our ancestors did or what was done to them, and most importantly gave a voice to Jewish people during the war while bringing forth the message of redemption, courage, forgiveness and peace.
It was absolutely stunning." - Read to Ramble????? "When I tell you this book left me with chills multiple times, I mean I was emotionally wrecked by this book. I loved every second of it, because it wasn't just a story... it meant something. Hoffman is a master storyteller and you find yourself drawn into the world that is created. The book is a really great example of finding redemption and forgiveness.
GO READ THIS BOOK!!!"- Reviews by Taylor????? "This book will captivate you, and pull you back through time. The characters are real, and you'll absolutely hate some of them. It also highlights that people, just like life, are not all black and white, and hate can pass from one generation to the next. An excellent book overall."- Goodreads Reviewer?????"This book will grab you and keep you page-turning to the very end.
Even when you've finished this book it will stick with you. Your heart will break for the characters and their suffering. The author will paint vivid pictures that will have you feeling like you could go and visit these places. "Relive" the history buried in the lands by walking it. You'll hold back tears for the loses experienced, and tears for the healing and repentance that must take place. For avid readers of historical fiction, this book is a must read."- Goodreads Reviewer
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