Hannah's a modern American girl of 13 (well, almost) who really doesn't care to know about the dark past that haunts her relatives—but when she opens a door during Passover Seder, suddenly she finds herself in a Polish shtetl in 1942 and the Holocaust is happening to her!
She can’t seem to wake up from this nightmare, so Hannah learns things she never wanted to know—about concentration camps, about death, about heroism, and most of all about remembering. A compelling, award-winning novel for young adults.
