Amira, girl, age 12, from london, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 9/10
this book is great! we started reading it in class and we all enjoyed it very much. it holds really much information from those times and how anna must have felt being a refugee. my favourite characters are the parents ,because it must have been reallly hard for them to keep calm in their situation. it is all based on judiths real life experience and i would recommend it for 8-12
Frederic, boy, age 11, from England, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating:
I found the book was very interesting. It also tells us if the life in germany was and also if the life in germany was as a jew. It is also based on a true story of a person who still lives. My favourite character is Anna's father because he was a famous and intelligent auther.And also because he and his family escaped germany befor hittler came to power.
Julia, girl, age 11, from London, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 9/10
I think it´s a great book, because you see in what danger Anna and Max where because Hitler is after they´re father. I whould recommend it to 8-12 year olds. When I got to the end of the book I was very disapointed because it said very little about they´re life in England. Some parts ar a bit boring, but not many. My favourite charecter is Anna because she is the main character and you know how she feels when she was ill in the hotel (in Switzerland). It´s funny, like when the red haired boy in Switzerland ( in her swiss school) and his friends started throwing stones at her! IT´S A GREAT BOOK!
Tania, girl, age 11, from London, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 8/10
I think this book is great for children from 8-12 years. Kerr describes Anna's situation very well and you nearly feel as though you were part of the story. My favourite character is Anna, because I like the way her feelings are so clearly described and how she so easily adjusts herself to her new life as a refugee, she even finds it exciting at first. I think she's a very brave girl. But the fact that this book is based on a true story is hard to believe. That such a rich and famous family could end up being poor refugees, who could not even afford a bar of chocolate every now and then. And all that just because they were jewish! I think this book is great and I really recommend it to anyone who hasn't read it yet.
Ben Barrett, boy, age 12, from Greater London, Surrey, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 7/10
It is an interesting book, however simply written. It pulls you into the revolving world of history, which terror and chaos is part of aswell as giving you an experience of thoughts and worries of the German Jewish population. The nerves at the border:"Will I make it or not?" My favorite character is Max(Anna`s brother).In the book he`s put as a thoughtful boy,who is solemn. He is fixated on being a part of the class and joining in(As known from my own experience after moving 3 times). It is also interesting to understand the relationship between children and parents:"What do you tell them?"Anna is one of the most interesting characters though; from learning foreign languages to making new friends.What intrigues me is the tension there must have been between all members of thew family aswell as exploring new cultures: From snails to the poor Englsh weather.
Claire, girl, age 12, from London, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 10/10
We read this amazing book in class and EVERYBODY loved it!!I think this book is a very touching book! It is based on Judith Kerr´s real experience, about escaping out of Germany and from the Nazis, so she knows exactly what she is talking about!! I think she sees the good sides of life, while being a refugee. So if being a refugee would always be like that, having adventures all the time I´m sure I would like to try it even though it´s impossible!! I would recommend this book to not to young readers, but if the reader is more than about 8 years old, I think this book would fit to every older age!!
christopher, boy, age 11, from england, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 8/10
This book is a very nice book.Although i have never read any books of Judith Kerr,i loved the book.It`s also nice because it is based on a real life story.it has a very good description ,and my favourite character is annas father,because he was intelligent and very famous. I recomend it to all people which like good writen books and enjoy christopher
Indira , girl, age 12, from London, United Kingdom, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 10/10
This book is one of the best books I have ever read. We were reading this book in english class because Judith Kerr was supposed to come to our school to tell us about her adventure but sadly she couldnt come. But we are stil reading it. This book is just so speacial.Why because it tells people how families like Annas had to escape from Hitler and live in poverty.I would recomend this book to everybody who is interested in these kind of subjects. My favorite character is Anna because she copes very well with living in three different countries and learns how to speak French in just two years.
Borat, boy, age 12, from Astana, Kazakhstan, on 12th February 2009. Rating: 7/10
I quite liked this book, because it has got an interesting background(before WW2). I thought, because of the background it should have had a bit more action. I like, that it is based on a true story. It makes you know how the Jewish refugees felt and what they had to go through. My favourite character is Onkel Julius, because he is still optimistic even under the nazis. I think it should have told us a bit more about the historical background. That would have made it a little more interesting. In general it was a pretty good book.
Lily Harvey , girl, age 11, from Norwich , United Kingdom, on 6th July 2007. Rating: 9/10
At my school we are reading this book as a class thing. We really enjoy it. I enjoy it because it is based on a true story. I like it because it has good description and very interesting. I really enjoy it and will recomend it to any asks what book I would enjoy.
Alexandria , girl, age 12, from Gold Coast, Australia, on 1st July 2007. Rating: 9/10
I enjoyed this book so much and I dont think there should be an age limit to read it. Judith Kerr is a wonderful author and is great at expressing what it was like for when Hitler was at power and for the people of 1933.
Ines, girl, age 11, from Twickenham, United Kingdom, on 3rd February 2007. Rating: 10/10
I loved this book to pieces. Whenever we do a book review in class I just HAVE to do this book. I could imagine everything so clearly when i first read it. The second time I read it, it felt like a reunion with a great friend. I would recommend it to about ages 8 - 11 mainly because it's more for the older ages but too young for the rather old teenagers. This book made me fell this way because...well I don't know but I loved it anyway.
Nina, girl, age 9, from Geneva, Switzerland, on 12th January 2007. Rating: 9/10
I enjoyed this book. It made me want to read on and on. I liked the way it was a mixture of different feelings. Sometimes it felt exiting when Anna and her family where moving country all the time and it felt scary sometimes when they were escaping from Germany into Switzerland. Sometimes it was funny when Anna got mixed up with the languages and it also made me really sad when I had finnished it. Overall I thought it was a great book.
Rebecca, girl, age 11, from Dublin, Ireland, on 17th June 2006. Rating: 10/10
i read this book in school, and I tought it was absaloutly fantastic!!! I could read it a million times. The book really shows you what it eas like when Hitler was around. So far, it is my favourite book.
Whitney, girl, age 12, from South-West WA, Australia, on 21st May 2006. Rating: 10/10
I love this book! I had to do it for a reading assignment. It was very interesting. 10/10!
[Anonymous], girl, age 14, from United Kingdom, on 10th May 2006. Rating: 8/10
I think the book was interesting,I randomly picked it up from school and enjoyed it, but i then gave up but realised i have to finish it so i went and got it back. I am pleased i got it back because it made me think!! I suggest you read this book! It's great!!
Michelle, girl, age 32, from Guizhou, China, on 15th March 2006. Rating: 10/10
I really enjoyed reading this story. I assigned it to my students to read and then review. I wound up wishing that there was a sequel to this book! I feel that it gives the reader a different perspective about WW II. I think Judith Kerr really did a wonderful job of pulling the reader into the story.
[Anonymous], boy, age 14, from Selangor, Malaysia, on 13th March 2006. Rating: 10/10
OMG This book was so good! I read when I was 8 and I didn't really understand it but when I read it yesterday I finally understood why Anna did some things. It brought tears of joy and sadness to my eyes. EVERYONE MUST GET THIS BOOK!!!
Bella, girl, age 16, from Linköping, Sweden, on 25th November 2005. Rating:
I think the book actually is good, even thou it never happens anything extrordinary. It feels like the book just keep going and going...But I would recimmend the book to other readers!
Lola, boy, age 15, from Canada, on 23rd November 2005. Rating: 9/10
I really enjoyed this book.It was really good, I had to read it in because we were doing a project of World War 2 in French.The teacher suggestged to read this book because it was interesting and she was absolutly right!
Lana, girl, age 15, from Brisbane, Australia, on 22nd November 2005. Rating: 10/10
It's my favourite book ever! I never get tired of it and I've read it billions of times. It's a really good mixture of information on the war but isn't too depressing. To me, the book seemed to come alive and played itself before my eyes.
syncher*, girl, age 12, from Canada, on 9th October 2005. Rating:
I thought this was a great book!!! I read it first when i was 8 years old and have read it many times since then and ive read "bombs on aunt dainty" and " a small person far away". I did a book report on it in gr. 4 and our teacher liked my presentation so much and thought the book sounded so good she read it out loud to the class! About half the class went out and bought the book because the teacher didnt finish it because i was the end of the year! I would recomend this to anyone of any age and any interests. Its a great book to learn about life during the war and just generally what it was life to be a jew during hitler time.
bec, girl, age 12, from sydney, Australia, on 5th October 2005. Rating: 10/10
I loved this book. I thought it was very well written and couldn't wait to read the next book " The other way round" although I didn't find the other way round as good as when hitler stole pink rabbit. It was very different. I reccomend this book to people aged nine or older as it does have a few disturbing things in it.
Hanna, girl, age 13, from Oslo, Norway, on 2nd October 2005. Rating: 9/10
i had to do a report on this book for english class. i chose this book because in third grade our teacher was reading it outloud to us. i remember liking it a lot. so i saw it on the list of books we could choose and i desided to get it. it's really a good book. i love it! i recomened it to everyone! the only problem i had with it was doing the report. but it's a great book! you should read it too!
Buzz, boy, age 12, from staffordshire, United Kingdom, on 8th September 2005. Rating: 10/10
The whole of the book was amazing.It was thrilling reading about World War Two.Anne has a dangerous life not knowing whats coming next.She lives in three different countries and can't settle in one particuler place.I will recomend this book to anyone all ages this is a book for everyone.This is my all time favourite book.I have recomended ot to many of my freinds and they are reading it now.
emma, girl, age 11, from sydney, Australia, on 8th September 2005. Rating: 9/10
i loved the book it was really cool. it meant a lot to me because i never have lived like that. i really wanted to know what happened in the end. i absolutly loved the bits where it gets very close. i did this book for a contract and it was so intersting from emma
Christine, girl, age 15, from Aylesbury, United Kingdom, on 4th September 2005. Rating: 8/10
It's a good book but i think its for younger people. the first time i read it was when i was 9 and although i still enjoy it, it isn't as 'exciting' as it had been then. however, it is a good book and i recommend it to all
Shenayd , girl, age 11, from Sydney, Australia, on 30th August 2005. Rating: 9/10
The book was exciting it made me wantto keep going and reading more. I am doing a reading assignment on this book at school. It gives you a good picture on what life was like back the nand how differrent it is today i am just so glad that i did not have to go from country to country to hide. and also i hope Judith Kerr writes another book. PS:you should read it,
Christy Siu, girl, age 9, from Epsom, New Zealand, on 26th August 2005. Rating: 10/10
I love the book ''When Hilter stole Pink Rabbit.It is a intersting boook but is sad when Anna gets ill.
Wilmie, girl, age 14, from South Africa, on 10th August 2005. Rating: 10/10
This is an excellent book! I read Anne Frank and loved it, now this was the cherry on the cake!! Everybody should read it. My dad and mum are busy reading it, sometimes they both want to read it the same time! They both enjoy reading it. This story gives you a deeper insight of the life people experienced there, it must had been horrible living like that during that time. I can really feel with the character and you feel really sorry for the whole situation. Even the made-up bits are for real. I would encourage any reader of any age to get hold of this book! It is a big MUST!
Marla, girl, age 15, from Cuilacon, Mexico, on 29th July 2005. Rating: 1/10
i loved the book hitler stole pink rabbit and i think it should be treated like a bible thats why i gave it 1/10 which means it is number 1
Becky, girl, age 13, from United Kingdom, on 28th July 2005. Rating: 10/10
I relly love this book. It doesnt just tell you what happened during the war. It tells you about people, and how they act. It reminds me of something we did in english. We all were given an old, black and white photo. We had to invent personalies for the person in the photo. When we were finished, the teacher stuck up a big photo of all of the people in our photographs. She told us that every last one os them had died in the concentration camps. They had all went to a jewish school and were our age. This book gives all of the jews an identity. Did I say that my english teacher is jewish?
Marla, girl, age 15, from Culiacn, Sinaloa, Mexico, on 22nd June 2005. Rating: 10/10
My grandparents were from Germany, They had to escape from their homeland in the second world war This book really tells a very fantastic story. At the begining it look unreal, but things like this really happen.
pudgy penguin, boy, age 12, from neyyork, United States, on 7th June 2005. Rating: 10/10
i also enjoyed reading this book. it just seemed like someone was watching over the family the whole time. but with the family always on the run gives great action to this book which makes it a must read
Ella, girl, age 10, from London, United Kingdom, on 2nd June 2005. Rating: 9/10
I loved this book. I found it very funny and exciting. I loved reading about Anna and her adventures. I think she and her family are very brave because they all travel round the world to escape from Hitler. A lot of the time it made me laugh and it sometimes it made me very sad. I really look forward to reading Judith Kerrs next book about Anna.
Yos Ciputra Wiranata, boy, age 13, from surabaya, Indonesia, on 30th May 2005. Rating: 8/10
I think this book was fun, because first its adventurous and there is a life in it. I didnt know wether its a true story or fictional story. But i do still likes it, The thing that I like most from the story is `because its real life and we can get into the story.
Elli, girl, age 11, from Basel, Switzerland, on 21st May 2005. Rating: 10/10
I highly recommend this book to readers of all ages. I was born in Zuerich so it's great that the book mentioned Zuerich. I read this book for a school project and this book told me a lot more about jewish life at the time of world war 2. So read this book!!!!!!!
what is with anna, girl, age 14, from NSW, Australia, on 18th May 2005. Rating: 1/10
i think the book is ok but what is with anna she is so selfish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Felix E., boy, age 18years, from Berlin, Germany, on 16th May 2005. Rating: 9/10
It's a great book and I really love it... spcialy because it plays in Berlin. If I was a child I stay on the Jutith Kerr Grundschule (school for children) and I loved my time there and the author visit us at school. She's a great woman. thanks. Felix
Mony, girl, age 17, from Monterrey, Mexico, on 12th May 2005. Rating: 10/10
this is a lovely book, is very imformative.
claudia, girl, age 12, from mexico city, Mexico, on 12th May 2005. Rating: 10/10
i like this book because it show the second world war a little less dramathic than the anna frank diary.(:
mads , girl, age 12, from toronto , Canada, on 4th May 2005. Rating:
I loved this book! It was exciting and you really got to understand about how hard life must have been for the Jews and anyone who Hitler took over. I think that if anyone has second thoughts about this book than they should just read it and they will really love it!
..:...*+*''|Abby|''*+*...:.., girl, age 10, from Wells, Maine, United States, on 1st May 2005. Rating: 8/10
I think this book is great! It made me laugh, cry, and everything nice!! I love it! !!! Judith Kerr is magnificent author!****
Francesca Strange, girl, age 11, from Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom, on 21st April 2005. Rating: 10/10
I loved this book because I like reading books about people in the war time. I like the way Judith Kerr has written about what was happening in the war but the characters not actually experiencing it as they were refuges. I would most definitly recemend this brilliant book
Hannah, girl, age 13, from Southampton, United Kingdom, on 17th April 2005. Rating: 10/10
I really love this book. I especially like the descriptions of Switzerland and of the French market. I also like the part which is about the struggle to buy a pencil and the stories Max writes with is afterwards!
Jimena, girl, age 12, from Mexico city, Mexico, on 16th April 2005. Rating: 10/10
I like very much this book because it show the war in another point of view because Anna didnt saw anything but she was worried.
C The B, girl, age 9, from East Sussex, United Kingdom, on 13th April 2005. Rating: 8/10
I like this book because it is exciting and i like it when they move to different houses in different countries.
lisa, girl, age 16, from lower austria, Austria, on 11th April 2005. Rating: 5/10
i think this book shows very well the life of a refugee- family and i have enjoyed reading it but i didnt like the end because you do not know anything about the pink rabbit and how the story goes on. but all in all i am glad that ive read that book.
Megz, girl, age 12, from Glenrothes, United Kingdom, on 10th April 2005. Rating: 10/10
I LOVED THIS BOOK AND WOULD RESD IT OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THIS BOOK DOES TELL YOU A GREAT STORY BUT ALSO TELLS YOU ABOUT THE WAR AND HOW HARD IT WAS FOR REFUGEES WHEN HITLER WAS AROUND. OVERALL I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO ANYONE AND I FEEL IT OPENS YOUR EYES TO A WHOLE NEW POINT OF VIEW.
Anna , girl, age 14, from Christchurch, New Zealand, on 10th April 2005. Rating: 9/10
i think this is a great informative adventurous book. i like how theres always somthing interesting happens and also i find that the view on hitler by little Anna can be quite funny. im just reading the 2nd book which i am also finding to be interesting. normally im not into reading and all but this is a good read.
Aaron, boy, age 12, from New york, United States, on 5th April 2005. Rating: 9/10
this was the bestest book i have ever read in my whole entire life:D!!! I thought it was very well written and it was easy to read. I would definately recomend this book to anyone who is learning about World War II
ximena, girl, age 12, from mexico city, Mexico, on 3rd April 2005. Rating: 10/10
this is an interesting book.It made me learnt about the nazis, the anxiety of the jewish families and I like this books.
ally smith, girl, age 12, from melbourne, Australia, on 3rd April 2005. Rating: 9/10
i LOVED the book it was so well writen out and easy to understand! i definitely reccomend it to anyone of the age of 9 and above! its so exciting to see what some people had to go throught with nothing, no internet, mobile or anything!
Hannah Banana. I love Billy Bob, girl, age 12, from Wichita,Kansas , United States, on 2nd April 2005. Rating:
I love this book because alot of other holocaust books are gory or brutal.So its perfect for my age.I encourage other kids to read it.
judith, girl, age 13, from d.f., Mexico, on 2nd April 2005. Rating: 10/10
is a great book,it made me cry!
Jenny, girl, age 10, from Bradford, United Kingdom, on 23rd March 2005. Rating: 10/10
This book is a thriving adventure!!! It shows the emotional feelings of a young Jewish girl during world war 2, it leaves you on the edge of your seat!!!
Cassie, girl, age 12, from Texas, United States, on 21st March 2005. Rating: 10/10
Oh my gosh this is the BEST book ever made i recromend to everyone. I loved it
Flora, girl, age 12 years old, from Paris, France, on 13th March 2005. Rating: 10/10
this book is the best i never read,how anna and her family arrives to switzerland and then to paris and then to england with the nazis wanting to kill them, it makes me feel as if it is something magic!!!!! i loved it and i recommed it to everyone!!
Rorro, girl, age 16, from stockholm, Sweden, on 7th March 2005. Rating:
This book is very good!
Haydono O'Rono , girl, age 12, from Amarilo Texas!, United States, on 7th March 2005. Rating: 10/10
I think this bool was great!! i loved it how Anna and her famaly went threw all the hard trials! when i read about the bool on the back caver i couldnt help but dig in!!! i use to like the Lord O f The Rings Bools better than any other! But this one topped it off by FAR!!! I would TOTTALY recomend this book!! My FAVORITE PART was when thay were in London ...
Hadon Raird, girl, age 12, from Amarillo Texas, United States, on 7th March 2005. Rating:
It was okay! usually i hate reading but this time i didnt mind it that much! if anybody is actually readin this i go to bonham! SANDIES RULE!
[Anonymous], girl, age 11, from DUBLIN, Ireland, on 4th March 2005. Rating: 10/10
i liked the book because it tells you how difficult the circumstances were for a jewish family when hitler was in rule.it made me feel sad for anna and her family.
chrissi, girl, age 16, from NRW, Germany, on 27th February 2005. Rating: 7/10
I read this book in German some years ago, and I think it is a good way to express how a jewish family lived when Hitler ruled in Germany. I liked this book that much so i read also the second part. Chrissi
Steph, girl, age 14, from Glasgow, United Kingdom, on 14th February 2005. Rating: 9/10
I really enjoy this book and i am really looking forward to reading the follow ups. It is a very moving book and gives you an understanding of how the Jewish people were treated. Anna and her family were very lucky to get away and stay together even through the tough moments.
Karla, girl, age 21, from Mexico City, Mexico, on 5th February 2005. Rating: 10/10
This book teached me, how brave we could be in difficult circunstances, and how the children have to accept the problems, tne way they see the problems, but overall they support their family, those years were terrible nad many children suffer its sad but it is real.I really loved this book and favourite character was Annas father.
lea, girl, age 15, from hamburg, Germany, on 3rd February 2005. Rating: 10/10
I think this book gives a fantastic view into the life of 1933!!!! I like i very much and we read it at school and also write a very great essay about it! I hope that you will find this book in a book shop and I want you to read it!! You wouldnt be disappointed!!!
kristina, girl, age 14, from hamburg, Germany, on 2nd February 2005. Rating: 8/10
i think this book is good. but hitler and the nazis are in the background in this book , so you dont learn much about the 2. world war in this book.
r, girl, age 16, from chicago, United States, on 8th January 2005. Rating: 1/10
It was horrible!
Kerstin, girl, age 14, from vienna, Austria, on 7th January 2005. Rating: 10/10
I think this book is very interesting and good because you really can feel how they feel like where ever they are.
Nancy, girl, age 10, from London, United Kingdom, on 6th January 2005. Rating: 10/10
I thought this book was amazing. Because it is a true story you can really understand how Anna feels,especially when she gets annoyed with her older brother Max. It is funny and amusingand over all a great book! I'd totally recomend it to everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Liza, girl, age 15, from Hamburg, Germany, on 6th January 2005. Rating: 8/10
The book quite good, it was very intressting to see, how jewish people have to live at this bad times. The situation between the politic and Anna was very intressting too, because she is a young child and it was very hard for her to understand the political situation in Germany!!
Jenny Craig, girl, age 14, from Kansas, United States, on 7th December 2004. Rating:
I loved this book. It really made me think how much my family means to me and how much they love me. I probably could have never made it threw that. Anna is a brave little girl with a heart full of love and a mind that never wants to stop. Her family supports her and they also support there religion and don't stop because people tell them too. That is very brave. Well tah tah for now Jenny
Andrea, girl, age 13, from Scotland, United Kingdom, on 4th December 2004. Rating: 9/10
I really liked this book! i found it realy interesting because of Anna's and her family's struggles. The sencond and third bokks are just as good so after reading this one, you should give them a try. This book should suit anyone and any age as i didn't think i would like it after i was recomended it, but i had a plasant surprise.
isabelle jackson, girl, age 14, from hampshire, United Kingdom, on 29th November 2004. Rating: 10/10
I first read this book when i was nine years old. i was trnasfixed by it and could not put it down. i have read this book about 20 times and have read the other two books. i liked the way anna never gave up and even when she was ill she was imagining things. i also took an exam in verse and prose and took an extract from when hitler stole pink rabbit. i would recomend this book to anyone.
Lin, girl, age 14, from New york, United States, on 14th November 2004. Rating: 4/10
This book was not what i excpected because it didnt explain details about the holocaust and thats what i was looking for. I enjoyed reading about Annas struggles through her childhood, and taught me that being with your family is all that matters!
GiLa, girl, age 11, from new york, United States, on 11th November 2004. Rating: 7/10
This book is really great, you should read it if you wanted to know how the jews suffered all around Germany.
bella bambolina, girl, age 15, from mississauga, Canada, on 10th November 2004. Rating: 9/10
i think this book was awesome!!! i had to read it for a book report in history class... im not BIG on reading, but this book i loved! i also read the diary of anne frank, and when hitler stole pink rabbit reminded me of it.. i recommend this book! 100%
Frankie, boy, age 10, from Manchester, United Kingdom, on 29th October 2004. Rating: 1/10
I think this book is very interesting. I am also jewish so I think this book is very informative.
Jagz, girl, age 7, from Sawtell, Australia, on 22nd October 2004. Rating: 10/10
I thought it was a very good book and i liked it. Judith Kerr is a great writer.
Lisa, girl, age 15, from Hamburg, Germany, on 21st October 2004. Rating: 7/10
I think the book ist very intressting and it shows how jews have to live in this bad times. But I think the book coult also read yunger childrens then me.
lozzie, girl, age 12, from coffs harbour, Australia, on 17th October 2004. Rating: 10/10
This book is great I've read it twice, once for pleasure then again for a school project. It has a bit of everything in it and it made me realise how tough it really was for Jewish families in Germany when Hitler was in power. I would recomend this book to anyone.
Charlie, boy, age 11, from Australia, Australia, on 10th October 2004. Rating: 4/10
I thought this book was confusing and would not recomened it. This did not have enough adventure
Zara, girl, age 12, from Belfast, United Kingdom, on 9th October 2004. Rating: 10/10
I have always been interested in books and I love reading this one because it has a personal feel to it.
santi, boy, from Mexico, on 24th September 2004. Rating: 10/10
this is the best book i read in my life if you havent read this book you are missing for a good history
keira, girl, age 11, from cant say, United Kingdom, on 27th August 2004. Rating: 10/10
i loved it its my favorite book i collct things from the war and read books about the war its really interesting cos every second you are reading it its exiting and very, very interesting!!! i love this book and i am now reading it for the second time, the auther (Judith Kerr) is really talented and imaginative!!! xxkiwixx
Lexi , girl, age 11, from south east, United Kingdom, on 25th August 2004. Rating: 10/10
I loved this book it gave a real insite into other peoples lives. Also it was interesting to see it from a germans view on the war, as at school we only see and learn about it from the english side. It was very easy to get into this book and would recomened it to any one. The book is about a girl called Anna. Her father is escaping from germany away from the nazis. You follow anna and her family to europe were they meet friends some good some bad , and see how Anna copes with life on the run.
rosa, girl, age 11, from east sussex, United Kingdom, on 25th August 2004. Rating: 10/10
its interesting and funny!
Lisa, girl, age 10, from London, United Kingdom, on 10th August 2004. Rating: 10/10
This is a book review that I wrote for School witch I got top marks in: Star Choice Book Review My favourite book this term has been When Hitler stole Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr. It is about a Jewish girl called Anna who lives in Berlin with her Mother, Father, Brother and Nanny, to whom she is very much attached to. Her Father is a famous writer for the Berlin newspaper, unfortunately he has the flu. Hitler and his men are roaming about the streets of Berlin scaring anyone walking by, he would scare me too! Annas Father writes articles on how Hitler doesnt belong to his country. But when Hitler takes over his country he is scared and moves to Switzwnd, of course telling his wife who told her children the next morning. Annas Mother decided that they will have to join their Father in Switzerland, after discussing that with her husband. My favourite character was Anna because she and I and a link, as we are both Jews and, like most people, hate Hitler. Annas Mother is also my favourite character because she is very optimistic. My favourite moment was probably when Anna asked the lady in the train what was in the basket on her lap and the thing in the basket answered instead of the lady, and Anna and her brother laughed and laughed. It was my favourite moment because I felt happy because the were happy. There is no ending to this book as it is like a diary, it goes on and on. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes books about refugees.
Gab, girl, age 12, from Sydney, Australia, on 6th August 2004. Rating: 10/10
I read this book for my school book contract and I just can't beleive how good it is and I also like reading books that are from real life. I totally recommend it to all of you!!!
Lyra Marica Enlissia , girl, age 10, from Manchester , United Kingdom, on 29th July 2004. Rating: 9/10
I think this book is very exciting and funny and adventurous. I am happy for Judith Kerr . I am glad that she didnt have to suffer at Nazi concentration camps. She must have been very lucky. I am happy that they were not caught by Nazis. I love the way she writes the book . I have only one thing to say , she must have been VERY LUCKY to have great parents and a happy life.
Michaela, girl, age 8, from Rhode Island, United States, on 18th July 2004. Rating: 8/10
I think this book was good! I liked how they went from one place to the next. I reccomend it to anyone.
Isabella Buono, age 10, from Leeds, United Kingdom, on 12th July 2004. Rating: 10/10
I am Anna's best friend. It is my favourite book as well. Judith Kerr tells this breath taking book mainly based on her own experiences. It was the best book ever and i would strongly recommend that you read it!! Also, Judith Kerr has written 2 follow on's from When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbitt. Bombs on Aunt Dainty and Small Person Far away. All three are in the trilidgy Out Of the Hitler Time. All equally astounding!!!
Anna, girl, age 10, from Leeds, United Kingdom, on 9th July 2004. Rating: 1/10
I read this book and it is my fav book. There are others in the series but the first one is the best. i wpuld recomend this book to children between 8 and 15 if they like history. I learnt alot from this book. if you liked this book you should read anne franks diary of some of the my story books
sag i net, girl, age 16, from Hamburg, Germany, on 20th June 2004. Rating: 10/10
I think this book is very intrested for people, which doesn't go through this time of the third reich.....
At the beginnig the author shows the situation in Germany before the nazis come in power!!
And in Switzerland, i think, Judith kerr shows the reader that all jewish people are accept by the people of switzerland, but that the "german" peopel didn't accept them.........
I like this book
And i would recommend it to other people too
