Resist

The perspective of middle-grade characters adds a unique and emotional angle to this historical event. I'm curious how the author decided to portray their experiences and struggles.

The depiction of resistance was powerful, but I often wondered if it was too intense for the target age group. How did the author balance realism with age-appropriateness?

The story felt authentic and well-researched, but I wonder how much was based on actual accounts versus creative interpretation. What guided those choices?