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The Holocaust is such a complex and sensitive subject. I'm curious how Spinelli approached making it accessible and meaningful for younger readers.

The story captures innocence amidst chaos, but I found myself uneasy at times. How did others feel about the balance between hope and despair in the narrative?

The protagonist's sense of self is so fragile yet resilient. I'm wondering if this portrayal resonates differently with readers from diverse backgrounds.