The Mozart Question

The way music is used as a motif added a layer of hope and resilience. I'm curious whether this was inspired by real stories or a creative choice to connect young readers to history.

The book tackles the Holocaust through a child's perspective, which made some parts emotional but also hopeful. How did others experience this balance?

Using a child's viewpoint made the historical events more accessible and impactful. I wonder what prompted this choice from the author.