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Suggested Reading List for Belgium
Please note: Students and parents should use discretion in determining the
appropriateness of each book for the student’s age, reading level, and
maturity. Books are designated G (grade school), J (junior high), or H (high
school).
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TITLE & LINK
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DESCRIPTION
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GRADE
LEVEL
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FICTION OR
NONFICTION
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Clara's Story, by Clara Isaacman |
The
author describers her own family's experience during the two and one-half years they spent
in hiding in Antwerp, Belgium during World War II. |
J |
F |
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Tell No
One Who You Are, by Walter Buchignani |
Biography of
Regine Miller, the daughter of Polish Jewish immigrants living in Brussels, who was hidden
for nearly three years during the Nazi occupation. |
J/H |
F |
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The Boys: The Untold Story of 732 Young Concentration Camp
Survivors, by Martin Gilbert |
Only
a fraction of those who entered the Nazi death camps survived to bear witness to that
brutal regime. Martin Gilbert, the distinguished English historian, gathers the
testimonials of 732 men who spent their early teens in the camps. Most have dedicated
themselves to good works, he writes, organizing humanitarian relief efforts in Israel and
elsewhere, and otherwise pledging themselves to noble causes. |
H |
N |
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