Book (Practical) Children's book Anna's War / Helen Peters

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Children's Book
During World War II, Daniel, a sixth grade elementary school student, visited Anna's grandmother to talk about the war. During the war, Anna, 12 years old, escaped from the persecution of Jews in Germany and was evacuated to the United Kingdom by "Kinder Transport" (an activity in which families from the United Kingdom and other countries accepted Jewish children). Just before the train left, she was caught in the confusion and given a basket by a young mother. There is a baby in it! Anna takes care of the baby until she gets to the United Kingdom. Anna arrives safely at a farm in the country. She learns English and tries to adapt herself to a new life under foster care while worrying about her parents in Germany. One day, she finds an injured soldier in the barn with her brother and sister on the farm. She calls herself a British soldier, but Anna finds the man muttering German. The man was a German spy. While carrying water and food under the guise of believing that she is a British soldier, she asks a letter to be posted. Anna informs the British Colonel of this and looks at the man. Anna, who secretly follows the man, is caught in a pinch! After hearing the story, Daniel comes up with a surprise present for Anna's birthday. It is a fiction filled with tension based on historical facts such as the persecution of Jews by the Nazis and the activities of Kinder Transport that saved 10,000 children.