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Stones In Water

โœ Scribed by Donna Jo Napoli


Book ID
111323983
Publisher
Oxford Univesity Press
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Weight
7 MB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780192717986

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โœฆ Synopsis


Roberto and Samuele are prisoners in a Nazi forced labour camp in Italy. They share a secret - a secret that, if discovered, will mean death for them both. Roberto is Jewish. Escape becomes Roberto's only chance, but can he survive the brutal winter cold, with only the gift stone from the Jewish girl in the camp to give him hope that he will ever see his home again?


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