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Angel's Teeth

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Pub Date Jan 28 2025 | Archive Date Feb 25 2025


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Description

Real stories and events from Holocaust mingle with magical symbolism which will encourage children and pupils to think about difficult periods of history.

Most children will respond to the idea of being relatively powerless, or having to fit their lives into what can sometimes seem a big, often confusing, messy world controlled by adults. There are moments in history which now must be re-presented. This book shows the power of love and secrets which must be shared and explored between children and adults through powerful storytelling. These stories also challenge many of the misconceptions about the Holocaust.

Angel’s Teeth is set in a concentration camp outside Prague, in the former Czechoslovakia. The protagonist, Ruth and her parents will survive the Holocaust. This story shows some of the humanity of some of the Nazi soldiers. In addition, it shows resilience of Jewish people in the darkest times.  It also explains how Ruth’s father, like many Jews, had previously fought for the Germans in the First World War.

Real stories and events from Holocaust mingle with magical symbolism which will encourage children and pupils to think about difficult periods of history.

Most children will respond to the idea of...


A Note From the Publisher
Debbie Moss is a Freelance Holocaust Educator for the National Holocaust Centre and Museum and the Holocaust Educational Trust. She has an MA in Creative Writing from Nottingham University and was awarded Highly Commended for her poetry and her short story ‘The Porcelain Torah’ in the 2023 King Lear Prizes.

Debbie Moss is a Freelance Holocaust Educator for the National Holocaust Centre and Museum and the Holocaust Educational Trust. She has an MA in Creative Writing from Nottingham University and was...


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ISBN 9781836287421
PRICE £3.99 (GBP)
PAGES 30

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