When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

Sad but interesting. Would be cool to live in different places but scary changing school & not speaking the language.

It was ok and I would like to read the second book so i can find out what happens to Anna.

Amazing

A reread of one of my favourite childhood books although as a child I spent a lot of time thinking about which toy I would choose if I had to flee. As a semiautobiographical novel it is a book that as a child made me think for the first time about what people went through in the war. Rereading it was interesting and I still loved it as a reader you care what happens, how the family are treated and what will happen.

This is my favorite book by far. The story really comes alive in your head as you go on a journey with Anna, Max and family, as they escape Germany and travel as refugees. From Berlin to Switzerland and then to Paris until they finally ended up in England with their Uncle Otto. Overall this was a brilliant book.

I liked because it was about world war 2

It was a great story loved how you couldn’t stop reading it

It was really interesting and really captures your attention. It makes you understand what people would have felt like in the war.

a truly heartwarming story about a young Jewish girl who is forced to flee Berlin due to the rise of the Nazi party. I truly recommend this book to any history lovers :)

I loved this book! It interested it me because it didn’t seem like there would be too much adventure, or danger which I like. I would recommend this to anyone who likes books that aren’t too shocking or scary. I also enjoyed how Anna was never in mortal peril.

If you're searching for a World War 2 book, this is definitely the one. When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit is a book about a young girl named Anna who is travelling as a refugee with her mama, papa and brother Max. Her father goes to Czech Republic at the start on his own, but that's the least of the important. The family are in different countries throughout the book: Germany, Czech Republic, Switzerland, France and England. Bombs on Aunt Dainty is the next in the Hitler Trilogy novels, so please read that if you love this book as much as I do!

I really like Historical Fiction and I also really like how Judith Kerr writes.

This was a lovely book written from the point of view of Anna whose family are forced to move around when Hitler gets into power. While the context is WW2, the struggles and successes experienced in the book could be applied to any refugee as this is less about the actual persecution on the Jews and more of a personal tale from a child's perspective.
Perfectly pitched for KS2 children, especially Y5/6 and a great discussion book around challenge and adversity.

This was a fiction book but it was based on a real-life event about the author Judith Kerr and how she escaped Germany during the inter war.
I liked it because I learned about different European countries during 1933 - 1935.
They left because her Father was wanted by the Nazis..... Judith and her brother had to leave everything they knew to protect their Father.

Amazing!

I rate it a 3 because there are not that many pictures. It would be scary if they were forced to move because of the Nazis. They lost all their stuff and annas favourite toy rabbit.France was safe but Anna and her brother had to learn French and go to French school so I bet it was really hard. I would recommend it to 10 and over (even though i am 9)

its kind of a French story based on Hitler they talk about famous monuments like louvre musee

Gentle and heart warming. Good to explore how people had been brainwashed into attitudes and also about displacement of people across Europe occurred.

It was interesting to read a war story that was based on the authors life experience. It was similar to an autobiography but it was a novel.
It was an eye opener to understand how Hitler forced people to leave their homeland and restart their lives with next to nothing.
I liked Max because he learnt a new language to fit in and liked fishing. Mama tried to keep the children safe and follow her husbands advice. The father was a reporter and so he was on Hitlers most wanted ist. He had to flee for his life but he was brave enough to continue to write for the newspaper.
It was interesting to see how a refugee feels and how the lead up to the war affected peoples lives.
I would recoomend this to someone else it was a book on my high school year 7 reading list.

I love this book
I didn't know it was like this in the past
Great story

An excellent book to use to introduce concepts surrounding refugees, world war 2 and the Holocaust.
I would highly recommend it as a book for every upper KS2 classroom.
Now off to buy books 2 and 3 of the trilogy

This book was very touching and heartwarming but when compared to Anne Frank's diary this book was less about thoughts on the war.It was a very interesting book and very enjoyable. There were some very sad parts but good ones too. I would recommend this book to anyone.

This book was educational and exceptional.

Judith Kerr is a brilliant person and this book is as brilliant as her

I have mixed feelings about this book because at points when I was reading, I found myself getting a little bored. My main point would be that I think there should be more action and drama to make the reader a little bit more excited. However, I would still recommend this book because parts of it are quite interesting.

Love that it was based on a true story.
Gripping all the way through.

I liked Anna the best because she was always trying to be happy. I would recommend this book

Very interesting book about world war two. I liked Anna a lot as she reflected what a normal girl would feel in such a difficult time of running away from Hitler and being a Jew. I would recommend it to anyone really. I would like to read all her other ww2 books, I'm off to check borrowbox

Honestly I don't want to hurt the libarians feelings but this was the WORST book I've evere read!

My favourite character is Anna because her life is so challenging at such a young age, she is also doing really good at getting better in other languages.I would recommend this book to people who