Survivors of the Holocaust
By Kath Shackleton
Six young survivors reveal how courage helped them outwit terror, persecution and danger.
powerful · moving · historical · thought-provoking
Genres
What is Survivors of the Holocaust about?
This graphic novel presents the true stories of six Jewish children and young people who survived the Holocaust. Through their own accounts, readers learn about the terror of Kristallnacht, life under Nazi persecution, imprisonment at Auschwitz, hiding from soldiers in Paris and finding safety in England. Striking artwork brings each experience to life while showing the courage, fear and determination of the survivors. Together, these personal stories offer an accessible introduction to one of the darkest periods in history.
About the author
Kath Shackleton is a British producer, writer and editor who works with animation and illustrated storytelling. She is best known for editing Survivors of the Holocaust, a graphic book created with artists and storytellers to share important real-life experiences with young readers. Kath’s work shows how pictures, words and careful research can bring history to life. Based in Yorkshire, she enjoys helping people’s voices be heard and making thoughtful, engaging books and films for children and families.
Pages
96 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2018
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