Sarah, nine years old, endures yet another air-raid in the street
shelter in Blitz-torn England. At the same time nine-year old
Claude is practising an escape should their house in occupied
France be raided by the Gestapo. Sarah and Claude, Jews, and their
families experience the devastating effects of Nazi Germany. The
children are deeply traumatised, Sarah by the fate of her mother
during an air-raid and Claude by the 'disappearance' of his family.
The effects of their tragic experiences are played out very
differently. The early lives of the children, though in different
cultures and different circumstances, manifest very similar
parallel experiences. It is only when the two central characters
meet as adults that the effects of the trauma show themselves
clearly and very dramatically. The novel traces four generations of
the two families through to the final powerful and moving outcome.
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