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Book ReviewsFour Perfect Pebbles: : A Holocaust Story |
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Book: Four Perfect Pebbles: : A Holocaust Story
Written by: Lila Perl Marion Blumenthal Lazan |
Publisher: Greenwillow
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
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Four perfect pebbles
Rating:
4 / 5
This book is an interesting book. However, it is not one of my best holocaust books. Still, I must say that this book is interesting as few have a hobby ' collecting pebbles'. The details on the two camps that they had gone to were told clearly. I recommand this book to readers who have just started learning about the holocaust.
Changes your whole outlook on life
Rating:
5 / 5
The book Four Perfect Pebbles by Lila Perl And Marion Blumenthal Lazan is about a little girl named Marion Blumenthal who is also the author of the book. It is about her and her family they are in a concentration camp during World War Two controlled by the Nazis. Marion's mother thinks that it is possible to find four pebbles that are perfectly matching. She has three and she is trying to find the fourth. Her family struggles to survive on their journey through life but only their hope and courage will help them survive. I enjoyed how Marion Blumenthal and Lila Perl came together to tell Marion's life story of hardship and horror. The details used in this book are so extraordinary, so moving that it will make you feel as if you are actually there and going through everything the Jewish are going through. Something I disliked about the book was the disturbing photos throughout the book but they did help tell Marion and her Family's story of horror and their will to survive.
Changes your whole outlook on life
Rating:
5 / 5
The book "Four Perfect Pebbles" by Lila Perl And Marion Blumenthal Lazan is about a little girl named Marion Blumenthal who is also the author of the book. It is about her and her family they are in a concentration camp during World War Two controlled by the Nazis. Marion's mother thinks that it is possible to find four pebbles that are perfectly matching. She has three and she is trying to find the fourth. Her family struggles to survive on their journey through life but only their hope and courage will help them survive. I enjoyed how Marion Blumenthal and Lila Perl came together to tell Marion's life story of hardship and horror. The details used in this book are so extraordinary, so moving that it will make you feel as if you are actually there and going through everything the Jewish are going through. Something I disliked about the book was the disturbing photos throughout the book but they did help tell Marion and her Family's story of horror and their will to survive.
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