Hitler's Daughter
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It seemed even louder in the bus shelter.
The cows chomped sadly at the wet grass. Today the air was still, so the rain fell straight and clear.
‘It’s never going to stop,’ said Mark. ‘It’s going to go on and on and we’ll have to get a boat to school and all the cars will float away…’ ‘Really?’ asked Little Tracey, wide-eyed.
‘No, of course not really,’ said Mark. ‘Hey Anna I was wondering. Have you told anyone else this story? The Hitler one?’ ‘No,’ said Anna shortly. ‘It’s just between us.’ ‘O...h,’ said Mark, vaguely pleased.
‘Are you going to tell us more?’ Little Tracey bounced up and down.
‘If you like,’ said Anna.
It was soon after Heidi had asked Fräulein Gelber about the Jews that they had to move house.
‘Why do we have to go?’ asked Heidi, half scared and half excited.
Fräulein Gelber waved a letter, typewritten, with a sprawling signature at the bottom, but too quickly for Heidi to read what it said.
‘From Duffi?’ asked Heidi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed even louder in the bus shelter.
The cows chomped sadly at the wet grass. Today the air was still, so the rain fell straight and clear.
‘It’s never going to stop,’ said Mark. ‘It’s going to go on and on and we’ll have to get a boat to school and all the cars will float away…’ ‘Really?’ asked Little Tracey, wide-eyed.
‘No, of course not really,’ said Mark. ‘Hey Anna I was wondering. Have you told anyone else this story? The Hitler one?’ ‘No,’ said Anna shortly. ‘It’s just between us.’ ‘O...h,’ said Mark, vaguely pleased.
‘Are you going to tell us more?’ Little Tracey bounced up and down.
‘If you like,’ said Anna.
It was soon after Heidi had asked Fräulein Gelber about the Jews that they had to move house.
‘Why do we have to go?’ asked Heidi, half scared and half excited.
Fräulein Gelber waved a letter, typewritten, with a sprawling signature at the bottom, but too quickly for Heidi to read what it said.
‘From Duffi?’ asked Heidi.
What to read after Hitler's Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackie French to read onlineMoreLess
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