Books with title In My Enemy's House

"They won't kill everyone in the ghetto right away," he continues, his voice matter-of-fact. "They still need workers. But not for long. After all, they have us Poles to work for them, don't they?" He paused then, and looked at me. It was frozen like Polish winter. It was cold right through into my bones. "You know Miriam," Mr. Kraszenski suggested, "you could be one of us." With her blue eyes and blonde hair, Marisa could be a Polish Christian girl. But living a lie can also be a horrible burden for a young woman to bear. Writing in the same dramatic style as her other outsanding Holocaust stories, Carol Matas has outdone herself with this realistic, poignant story set in World War II Poland and Germany.

In My House was created to help children all across the world understand and respect different family make-ups.When children express themselves creatively through art, most children draw a house with grass and flowers. Some may draw a picture of their family members that live in their house and others may draw a rainbow.In My House will continue to teach children about - Family (all make ups of families) - Diversity (cultures and abilities) - Geography (different places) - Colors, shapes, and number recognition - Loving your family, regardless of its make-up - Respecting other children's family make-ups

With kooky characters to find and surprises hiding on every page, your little one will have lots of fun exploring What’s in My House? This extended edition has seven places to explore, with a flap to lift and slider to open on each illustrated double-page spread. Toddlers will enjoy finding out who's hiding in the fridge, what's sleeping in the cupboard, and who’s splashing about in the bathroom. The chunky mechanisms are fun to use and ideal for little hands.

In My House was created to help children all across the world understand and respect different family make-ups.When children express themselves creatively through art, most children draw a house with grass and flowers. Some may draw a picture of their family members that live in their house and others may draw a rainbow.In My House will continue to teach children about - Family (all make ups of families) - Diversity (cultures and abilities) - Geography (different places) - Colors, shapes, and number recognition - Loving your family, regardless of its make-up - Respecting other children's family make-ups