Bøger af Heather Munn

In occupied France, a teen is torn between hate and love>His hometown is a fragile fortress where hundreds of Jewish youth hide in plain sight, protected only by the goodwill of their neighbors. Julien takes part in the intricate system of sentries and alert codes that keep them safe, doing what he can to resist the Nazis. As the Germans close in, he can see the moment coming when all the town's careful defenses will fail. He's torn between the faith of his father and his increasing surety that fighting violence with violence is the only way to win. How can the meek inherit the earth when the strong hold all the cards? Now the young Jewish woman who has captured his heart comes under deadly threat, and there are no good choices. But for Elise, there's nothing Julien won't risk. Based on actual events in Vichy France, Flame in the Night is a powerful examination of the strength of faith and peaceful resistance in the face of overwhelming odds.

In the midst of war, one teenager is determined to make a differenceIf no one will do anything, she'll have to do it herself.In 1941 France is still "free." But fifteen-year-old Magali is frustrated by the cruel irony of pretending life is normal when food is rationed, new clothes are a rarity, and most of her friends are refugees. And now the government is actually helping the Nazis. Someone has got to do something, but it seems like no one has the guts--until Paquerette arrives.Smuggling refugee children is Paquerette's job. And she asks Magali to help.Working with Paquerette is scary and exhausting, but Magali never doubts that it is the right thing to do. Until her brash actions put those she loves in danger.

Sommeren 1939. 15-årige Julien Losier er flyttet fra Paris til en lille by i de sydfranske bjerge sammen med sin familie. I Paris råder uvisheden for fremtiden, og den jævnaldrende jødiske dreng, Benjamin Keller, får derfor lov at bo hos dem.Men også hernede dirrer luften af krigsrygter og -frygt. De to drenge får at mærke, at fremmede ikke er velkomne, uanset hvor de kommer fra.Samtidig flygter det jødiske søskendepar Nina og Gustav fra Wien. De har set nazismens ansigt og må ud af Østrig, før det er for sent.En gribende fortælling om flugt og tilflugt, had og kærlighed, fjendskab og venskab – og om barmhjertighed når den er mindst ventet.

Sommeren 1939. 15-årige Julien Losier er flyttet fra Paris til en lille by i de sydfranske bjerge sammen med sin familie. I Paris råder uvisheden for fremtiden, og den jævnaldrende jødiske dreng, Benjamin Keller, får derfor lov at bo hos dem. Men også hernede dirrer luften af krigsrygter og -frygt. De to drenge får at mærke, at fremmede ikke er velkomne, uanset hvor de kommer fra. Samtidig flygter det jødiske søskendepar Nina og Gustav fra Wien. De har set nazismens ansigt og må ud af Østrig, før det er for sent.