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A Sydney Taylor Award Notable Young Adult Bookin This Luminous (Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review) Young Adult Edition Of The Bestselling, AwardWinning Memoir The Choice, Holocaust Survivor And Renowned Psychologist Dr. Edith Eva Eger Shares Her Harrowing Experiences And Gives Readers The Gift Of Hope And Strength.Edie Is A Talented Dancer And A Skilled Gymnast With Hopes Of Making The Olympic Team. Between Her Rigorous Training And Her Struggle To Find Her Place In A Family Where SheS The Daughter With Brains But No Looks, EdieS Too Busy To Dwell On The State Of The World. But Life In Hungary In 1943 Is Dangerous For A Jewish Girl.Just As Edie Falls In Love For The First Time, Europe Collapses Into War, And EdieS Family Is Forced Onto A Train Bound For The Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Even In Those Darkest Of Moments, EdieS Beloved, Eric, Kindles Hope. ILl Never Forget Your Eyes, He Tells Her Through The Slats Of The Cattle Car. Auschwitz Is Horrifying Beyond Belief, Yet Through Starvation, Unthinkable Terrors, And Daily Humiliations Like Being Forced To Dance For A Nazi Leader, Dreams Of Eric Sustain Edie. Against All Odds, Edie And Her Sister Magda Survive, Thanks To Their Sisterhood And Sheer Grit.Edie Returns Home Filled With Grief And Guilt. Survival Feels More Like A Burden Than A GiftUntil Edie Recognizes That She Has A Choice. She CanT Change The Past, But She Can Choose How To Live And Even To Love Again.
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I was really looking forward to this book, but when it arrived, the pages were a bit wrinkled. The content is great but the presentation could use some improvement. Not what I expected from this title!
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Ravi Patel
Mixed Feelings on the Edition
The story itself is powerful, no doubt about that. But I found the Young Adult edition lacking a bit in depth compared to the original. It’s still an important read, but I expected more substance for older teens. Still worth checking out!
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Emily Sanchez
A Heartfelt Read
I picked up 'The Ballerina of Auschwitz' for my daughter, who loves historical fiction. The Young Adult edition is beautifully written, and it handles tough subjects with sensitivity. It's a gripping story that kept her engaged from start to finish!
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