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reviewed Wiesel, Wiesenthal, Klarsfeld by Tabatha Yeatts (Remembering the Holocaust)

Tabatha Yeatts: Wiesel, Wiesenthal, Klarsfeld (2014, Enslow Publishers) 2 stars

"Discusses the experiences of people who survived the Holocaust, the trials of Nazi leaders at …

The aftermath of the Shoah explained to children

2 stars

I had this idea that a history book written for schoolchildren might make for a lighter and easier read. It turns out I didn't like this, but I'm not sure whether my idea was mistaken or whether this is simply a bad book. Honestly, I remember as a child how much I hated feeling like an author was talking down to me. I think this book would have given me this kind of feeling had I read it as a child. In the end it's like I read a couple wikipedia articles in Simple English. I did learn a few things but I also wasted a lot of time.