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Mikhal Dekel
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Binding
Hardback
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
Tehran Children Is A Deeply Human Memoir About Polish Jewish Refugees During World War Ii. Blending Intimate Family Memory With Thorough Historical Research, Tehran Children Follows Mikhal DekelโS Father And Aunt As They Endure Soviet Forced Labor Camps, Starvation, And Displacement, Eventually Finding Refuge In Iran Before Moving Toward The Homeland. Written For Adult Readers And Older Teens Who Crave A Meaningful, Real-World Portrait Of Resilience, The Tone Is Intimate, Contemplative, And Hopeful.
In This Narrative, Tehran Children Is Crafted Through A Compelling Combination Of Personal Recollection And Archival Evidence. Dekel Interweaves Memories With Documented History To Recreate A Journey Spanning Continents And Thirteen Thousand Miles. The Experience Is Not A Distant History Lesson But A Living Family Saga That Probes Questions Of Identity, Belonging, And Survival Under Pressure. Readers Are Drawn Into The Scenes With Immediacy While Gaining A Broader Understanding Of The Refugee Corridors And The Moral Complexities Faced By Those Who Lived Through It.
The Prose Is Accessible And Lyrical, Transforming Dense History Into A Readable, Emotionally Resonant Experience. The BookโS StructureโPart Memoir, Part Historical InquiryโOffers A Clear Arc That Respects Memory While Providing Context. Tehran Children Presents A Poignant Portrait Of Courage, The Bonds Of Family, And The Quiet Acts Of Resilience That Enabled A New Life In Iran And Beyond, Without Shying From The Darkest Moments.
After Finishing Tehran Children, Readers Gain A Deeper Understanding Of Resilience And Memory, Plus A Compassionate View Of Refugees Whose Stories Are Too Often Forgotten. It Leaves You With A Sense Of Hope Born From Human Courage And A Renewed Awareness Of How History Shapes Personal Identity Long After The Headlines Fade.
Product Details
Author
Mikhal Dekel
Publisher
Norton
Language
English
SKU
BK0521829
ISBN
9781324001034
Reading Age
All
Binding
Hardback
MRP: โน 899
โน 720
โน 179 Off