The Stable Boy of Auschwitz
By Dexter Ford and Henry Oster
Separated from his mother, Henry finds an unexpected lifeline caring for horses at Auschwitz.
heart-wrenching · inspirational · poignant
Genres
What is The Stable Boy of Auschwitz about?
In 1944, 15-year-old Henry Oster and his mother were deported from the Łódź Ghetto to Auschwitz. Separated from his mother upon arrival, Henry faced the horrors of the concentration camp alone. Assigned to work in the stables, he cared for the horses, a role that became his lifeline, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the surrounding despair. This poignant memoir recounts Henry's resilience and survival against unimaginable odds during the Holocaust.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
This edition
2023
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