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My name is Felix. This is my story.
A story of children in the Holocaust, Once is poignant and powerful without being frightening or graphic. With his gentle and utterly alive manner, Gleitzman reads the tale of Felix, a Jewish boy who runs away from the convent where his parents had him hidden and roams the countryside with an orphaned girl until they find their way to the cellar of a print shop in the Warsaw ghetto, where an old dentist has been protecting lost children.
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عرض الكلThis story is all about a Jewish Orphan's life during World War 2. Felix sets of to find his parent, but little does he know the adventure that awaits him. Felix is such a brave character and his action prove it. Once is and eye opener to World War 2, it allows you to see the events from another perspective and not just from a text book. I thought it was extremely clever how Morris Gleitzman starts every chapter with 'once'. It's one word that hold so much meaning for this book. I think the impact is quite underrated.