The Island on Bird Street: A World War II Story About a Jewish Boy Surviving Alone in the Warsaw Ghetto for Kids (Ages 10-12)
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The Island on Bird Street: A World War II Story About a Jewish Boy Surviving Alone in the Warsaw Ghetto for Kids (Ages 10-12)

by Uri Orlev

Historical Fiction Young Adult
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Set during World War II, this children’s novel follows a Jewish boy surviving alone in the Warsaw ghetto. Written by Uri Orlev for readers ages 10–12, The Island on Bird Street presents a moving historical story about endurance, courage, and life during a difficult time.

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The Island on Bird Street is a World War II story written for children ages 10–12.

It centers on a Jewish boy surviving alone in the Warsaw ghetto.

Through its historical setting, the novel presents a story of endurance during a difficult period.

Uri Orlev’s book offers young readers an accessible introduction to a significant subject in history.

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