Now
By Morris Gleitzman
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Felix, now a respected grandfather, has long buried the painful memories of his childhood during the Holocaust. When his spirited granddaughter, Zelda, comes to stay, these memories resurface. Together, they confront a devastating bushfire, a challenge that tests their courage and strengthens their bond. Through this ordeal, Zelda gains a deeper understanding of her grandfather's past, and Felix finds a path to healing. 'Now' is a poignant tale of family, resilience, and the enduring impact of history.
About the author
Morris Gleitzman is a popular author from Australia who writes funny and thoughtful books for children. He is best known for his 'Once' series, which follows the adventures of a brave boy named Felix. Morris's stories often mix humour with heart, making them favourites for young readers around the world.
Pages
166 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Published
2010
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