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The sound of freedom
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The sound of freedom
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In 1936, Anna and her family are Jewish citizens living in Krakow, Poland. As conditions worsen for people of the Jewish faith around them, Anna begs her father to flee the country, but he struggles to leave behind his position as a clarinetist with the local orchestra. And an audition for a new orchestra in Palestine might be Anna and her family's ticket to a better and safer life.
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The sound of freedom
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[Fic]
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Authors
Kacer, Kathy, 1954-
Subjects
Huberman, Bronislaw--Fiction.
Fathers and daughters--Fiction.
Musicians--Fiction.
Jews--Poland--Fiction.
Historical fiction.
Palestine--History--1917-1948--Fiction.
Poland--History--1918-1945--Fiction.
Language
eng
Published
Toronto ; Berkeley : Annick Press, 2017.
Publication Desc
250 pages ;
ISBN
9781554519699
Target Audience
Juvenile
Dimensions
21 cm
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