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Last Known Address The Stumbling Stones ofEurope Kathy Kacer Award-winning author Kathy Kacer tells thirteen stories of victims of the Holocaust and the modern memorials that mark their last known address.

Thirteen stories of Holocaust victims who are memorialized by Stolpersteine —stumbling stones.

Key Selling Points: In Last Known Address Kathy Kacer once again brings true stories of lives lost in the Holocaust to life for young people, capturing stories of hope, courage, and humanity in the face of overwhelming adversity.

Second Story Press ISBN: 9781772604580 UK Release: February 2027 UK Price: £11.99 Paperback 140 Pages Ages 9 to 12

This book shares the amazing story of Gunter Demnig, a German artist who began The Stolpersteine (translating to “stumbling stones”) project to commemorate Holocaust victims across Europe by placing bronze plaques at the last known residence where they lived freely. The stones, scattered across Europe, each contain an inscription honouring the victims.

Juvenile Nonfiction / History JNF025090

The first Stumbling Stone in the UK was laid in 2022 in London.

There are 20 in Jersey, 15 in Guernsey. There are 6 in Ireland (one of whose story is told in this book.)

Series: The Holocaust Remembrance Series for Young Readers

As of 2023, 100,000 Stumbling Stones have been laid, making the project the world's largest Holocaust memorial.

8 in H | 6.5 in W | 0.2 in T | 0.4 lb

Anti-Jewish hate crimes are on the rise and teaching about the Holocaust is more important than ever.

Summary Embedded into the cobblestones of Europe are Stolpersteine—stumbling stones. Carefully hand-chiseled with names and dates, these small, brass plaques make up the largest monument to the Holocaust in the world. Today, you can find over 100,000 stones across Europe.

The Stumbling Stones Project was begun by artist Gunter Demnig as a way to remember that each victim of the Holocaust had a life that was terribly and tragically stolen. Each memorial plaque is placed outside the last voluntary address of the person—the homes from which they were arrested and often taken to concentration camps. Not all were Jewish, some were persecuted for being Romani, disabled, or queer, and not all shared the same fate. These stories include that of a resistance fighter, an art conservator, an Olympian, and the young Anne Frank. Take a journey around Europe to learn their stories.

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Contributor Bio Kathy Kacer’s many books have won numerous awards, including the Silver Birch and the Jewish Book Award. A former psychologist, Kathy travels the globe speaking to children and adults about the importance of keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive. Kathy lives in Toronto with her family.

REVIEWS "The stories effortlessly create context and communicate the fear and bewilderment these victims felt as their ordinary, everyday lives were turned upside down and they were torn from their families. Kacer also provides ample historical background. The result is a profoundly moving tribute to both the Stolpersteine Project and the victims themselves, lest their names be forgotten. Libraries will definitely want to add this title to their Holocaust collections."

-Booklist, starred review “The combination of fact and fiction works particularly well, with each entry beginning with a true account of the person’s life and work followed by a fictionalized story that humanizes the figures and dates. Tone varies from piece to piece, with first-person narratives providing an urgent intimacy…and others echoing a more storytelling formality that nonetheless carries emotional weight. It’s a series of honest portraits that doesn’t pull its punches about its subjects’ collective fate, reminding readers that while the project’s memorializing sentiment is lovely, its necessity is a tragedy."

-Bulletin of the Centre for Children's Books "Kathy Kacer recounts the stories of numerous individuals who died in the Holocaust, earnestly and hauntingly humanizing the lives and experiences of the many who might otherwise be known only as names on lists....The detailed stories transform each person from names on a page to people who once lived, loved, and experienced horrific circumstances....Kacer’s collection undoubtedly will leave many young readers deeply impacted, but also with a new understanding of the dangers of fascism, and a reminder that all who died were real people with rich histories."

-Quill & Quire

“Some of the featured are well-known, like young diarist Anne Frank and Olympic medalist Attila Petschauer. Most are not. Demnig reminds us that every victim has a name, a birth date, a fate. Kacer reminds us that every victim had a family, friends, and freedoms. A life. One that deserves to be known, even if it isn’t easy to find.”

-Kids Book News

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Can Posters Kill?

Antisemitic Propagandaand World War II Jerry Faivish, Kathryn Cole

An annotated collection of WWII propaganda posters shows how the Nazi party spread antisemitism and justified the murder of Jews in the Holocaust.

Key Selling Points: Will appeal to teenagers fluent in the language of visual media.

For over 40 years, author Jerry Faivish has collected 10,000 posters and cartoons from all over the world focusing on Jewish history and culture, with a large section focusing on antisemitic hate and propaganda from the start of the twentieth century through the years of the Holocaust.

Second Story Press ISBN: 9781772604290 1772604291

An impactful book for teens that provides insights about hate and antisemitism, opening up a conversation about what is propaganda, why it is used, and how detrimental and effective it can be.

UK Release: February 2027 UK Price: £12.99

Can Posters Kill examines why and how the Nazis used cartoons and posters to cultivate hate against the Jews and other groups who were targeted in the lead-up and during World War II.

Paperback 100 Pages Ages 13 to 19, Young Adult Nonfiction / History YAN025090 9 in H | 7.5 in W | 0.2 in T | 0.4 lb

Summary:

The book features a powerful, curated collection of hate propaganda, an overview of antisemitism, and the essential role posters and cartoons played during the Holocaust.

A retired lawyer, Jerry Faivish has lectured in Canada and internationally on the subject of antisemitic propaganda, and he has been asked by museums and universities, including Harvard, to house and archive his collection of posters. Co-author Kathryn Cole has been writing and editing books for young readers for over forty years.

How did Hitler and the Nazi Party convince millions of people that the murder of Jews during the Holocaust was not only justifiable but correct? What can we learn from one of the most horrific times in history?

Can Posters Kill? uses rare, historical posters to take readers on a visual journey from medieval anti-Jewish artwork to the venomous Nazi propaganda of the Second World War. These posters show how powerful propaganda can be as a tool for spreading hate: how repetition, vivid imagery, and urgent messaging promote intense emotional reactions— fear, distrust, loyalty, revulsion—that can be used to create a coordinated campaign to impact the way we think. By understanding the visual language of propaganda from the past, we can learn to recognize and resist messages of hate—an essential skill in a digital world where information is spread in seconds.

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Contributor Bios Jerry Faivish has collected Jewish posters since young adulthood, building one of the world's largest private collections. A retired lawyer from Toronto, he is passionate about Judaism, family, history, and confronting antisemitism. The son of Holocaust survivors, he hopes his book will educate young people about the dangers of hatred.

Kathryn Cole has spent a long career in children’s books as an illustrator, art director, editor, designer, and publisher at Scholastic, OUP, Stoddart Kids, Tundra Books, and Second Story Press. The books she has overseen have won multiple awards, including four Governor General’s Awards. Kathryn volunteered as a support to parents for thirteen years with Boost in their crisis support and court preparation groups. She lives in Toronto.

REVIEWS “Whether used as curriculum support for units on world history or language arts writing genres, in art classes, or to foster empathy in SEL sessions, the arresting artwork and insightful commentary are sure to inspire thoughtful reflection and generate considerable discussion.”

-Booklist, starred review "Faivish, a son of Holocaust survivors, and co-author Cole weave together an analysis of antisemitic propaganda posters and the history of World War II….The formal analysis of the images will help readers understand the ideologies the posters promoted, hone their visual literacy skills, and gain historical insights….A necessary overview that’s rich in analysis and insight."

-Kirkus Reviews "The propaganda posters convey the Third Reich’s antisemitic visual and textual rhetoric used to indoctrinate the masses…..Notices that effectively delivered disinformation to millions originated from France, Belgium, Serbia, Russia, and Italy, as well as Germany.

Connecting past to present, readers are urged to question artificial intelligence, which can lead to deception by deepfakes…..VERDICT Illustrating how the influence of art and writing can become a powerful tool of destruction when the government controls the media, this book is essential for every school library."

-School Library Journal “The richly illustrated publication spotlights how vivid imagery and repetition intended to evoke fear, distrust, loyalty or revulsion served to influence populations to accept (even collaborate in) barbarism….Can Posters Kill? Antisemitic Propaganda and World War II provide[s] powerful resources for educators to convey the lessons of history in ways that are impactful but age-appropriate, with undeniable and clear lessons around critical media consumption for contemporary generations.”

-Jewish Independent

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Table Of Contents Preface Introduction Section 1: Pre–World War II Posters Section 2: World War II Posters: 1939–1945 Section 3: Post–World War II Posters: 1945 Conclusion Afterword Selected Timeline Glossary Acknowledgments Poster Credits

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ADULT Hidden Lives Stories fromChild Survivors of the Holocaust Rachelle L. Goldstein, Hidden Child Foundation/ADL, Abraham Foxman, Robert Krell A story of survival was often a story of hiding.

A collection of true stories from Jewish children who were hidden during the Second World War and survived the Holocaust.

Key Selling Points:

Second Story Press 9781772604429 UK Release: February 2027 UK Price: £18.99 Hardcover Adult 400 Pages History / Modern HIS043000 9 in H | 6 in W | 0.2 in T | 0.4 lb

Hidden Lives is a comprehensive, moving collection of first person stories from the last remaining survivors of the Holocaust. All the essays are from child survivors of the Holocaust.

Editor Rachelle Goldstein was herself a hidden child survivor of the Holocaust.

The Hidden Children Foundation, since its inception in 1991 after the First International Gathering of Children Hidden During World War II, has been committed to adding the accounts of Child Survivors to the record and encouraging education about the Holocaust through school visits, their annual bulletins, and monthly articles titled “My Story”.

Includes: a preface from editor Rachelle Goldstein, co-director of the Hidden Child Foundation, a foreword from Abraham Foxman, an introduction from Dr. Robert Krell, and incredible, hard-hitting stories from many contributors, including Dr. Mordecai Paldiel, the director of Yad Vashem's Department of the Righteous from 1984 until 2007. Features over 100 photographs interspersed throughout the essays, including many pictures of the contributors as young children before World War II. The stories are written by Hidden Children, those who were given away by their Jewish parents in order to protect them from the Nazis, hidden in plain sight with righteous Catholic and Protestant families, in orphanages, and more. And some are by those who were older children and teenagers who escaped death by hiding in secret and other various ways.

Summary One and a half million Jewish children were murdered in the Holocaust. Those children who survived were often hidden: in convents, orphanages, haylofts, forests—even sewers.

Hidden Lives is a collection of true stories written by the youngest survivors of the Holocaust.

Desperation compelled parents to make the agonizing decision to leave their children with strangers or to let them fend on their own. Many were too young to understand why they were being left behind, often under assumed identities. While the vast majority of these children were orphaned by the end of the war, some were reunited with family who, in many cases, now seemed like strangers.

Their accounts are marked with fear, confusion, and abandonment, as well as a loss of their Jewish identity. These true stories are profiles of bravery: of the children who survived in often terrible circumstances, of the parents and families who were forced to leave them behind, and of the many people—including Christian families, many times complete strangers—who risked their lives to save them.

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Contributor Bios Rachelle L. Goldstein was born to Jewish parents in Brussels, Belgium just before the onset of WWII. She was hidden from the Nazis as a young child in order to save her life. Rachelle is the Co-Director of the Hidden Child Foundation/ADL, based in New York.

ADL (the Anti-Defamation League) was founded in 1913. Its timeless mission is “to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all.” Today, ADL continues to fight all forms of antisemitism and bias, using innovation and partnerships to drive impact.

Abraham Foxman is National Director Emeritus of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). Upon retirement, he served as Vice Chairman of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City. He is the author of several books, and co-authored Viral Hate: Containing Its Spread on the internet.

Robert Krell, CM, MD, FRCP(C), DFAPA, is professor emeritus, Department of Psychiatry, University of British Columbia, and a noted author of several groundbreaking books, including his memoir Sounds From Silence: Reflections of a Child Holocaust Survivor, Psychiatrist and Teacher.

REVIEWS "This is a book of alchemy, a set of stories of young people who turned fear into faith. This is, nevertheless, a hard book to read cover to cover. It is a book to read selectively, finding a memory here and there, gaining hope for difficult times. Memoirs of the youngest Holocaust survivors, recorded as lessons of hope and faith."

-Kirkus Reviews "The book’s literary quality is brilliant through authentic, genuine accounts that combine history with deep personal memories, inviting readers into these young survivors’ worlds....The design is thoughtfully arranged, balancing text with visuals and helpful extras like timelines and glossaries that deepen understanding. This work serves as an essential educational tool and a profoundly moving tribute. It addresses crucial themes of loss, courage, and hope, providing insight into a vital chapter of history through the eyes of its youngest witnesses. VERDICT This book offers meaningful value to educators, students, and anyone seeking personal perspectives on the Holocaust."

-Library Journal, starred review "...the compilation of stories covering such a broad range of wartimes ages, situations, and locations powerfully conveys both the diverse experiences of hidden children as well as the similarities that bind such survivors together....Hidden Lives is a moving, wellexecuted, and important compilation of their stories that will only become more valuable to scholars and lay people as time progresses."

-Jewish Book Council

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Shy Cat and the Stuff-the-Bus Challenge DianDay,Amanda White Introducing best friends Mila and Kit in a graphic novel about stray cats, school food drives, and hungry kids Against the backdrop of their school’s food drive, Mila realizes her best friend Kit doesn’t always have enough food to eat.

Key Selling Points: A great conversation starter about why hunger exists in everyday homes, and what we can do about it as a community.

Dian Day and Amanda White are key members of the HungryStories team, a group of activist-scholars who write, teach, and advocate on the topic of food insecurity.

Second Story Press 9781772604450 UK Release: March 2027 UK Price: £10.99 Trade Paperback 208 Pages Ages 9 to 12, Juvenile Fiction / Comics & Graphic Novels JUV008000 Series: Shy Cat 8 in H | 5.5 in W | 0.2 in T |

The protagonist Mila loves drawing her playful comic book character Shy Cat and illustrates key moments of their story as the book goes on. Appealing to young readers who are artists themselves/interested in creating comics.

The authors were inspired to write a book that took a more nuanced look at food insecurity, and how it can’t be solved simply by food banks.

Both a thoughtful book about food insecurity and a heartwarming and entertaining story about best friendship, neighbourhood cats, and growing up!

0.4 lb

Contributor Bios Dian Day is an award-winning writer, with two novels for adults, The Clock of Heaven and The Madrigal. She is a member of the Hungry Stories Team, a cross-Canada collaboration of food scholars and activists. She and her partner live in Antigonish, Nova Scotia.

Amanda White is a multi-disciplinary artist who writes, teaches, and makes art about the environment, sustainability, and climate. She is a member of the Hungry Stories Team. Originally from Toronto, she now lives in Vancouver with her family, where she is an assistant professor at Emily Carr University of Art and Design.

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REVIEWS “This is a timely novel that is a must-buy for elementary schools as it gently yet effectively opens conversations about the critical topic of food insecurity for young readers.”

-School Library Journal, starred review

"Sensitive portrayals of food insecurity and child hunger distinguish this compassionate work, a double graphic novel debut from Day and White…. A gently instructional narrative portrays Mila’s growing comprehension of Kit’s situation, and emphasizes the importance of resources such as food banks and community gardens as well as providing tactful personal support. White employs loose line art and soft color washes across cartoony illustrations that also feature the tweens’ own hand-drawn comics about the imaginative adventures of Shy Cat. Information about the Hunger Stories Project—an organization dedicated to raising awareness about food insecurity in North America—concludes."

-Publishers Weekly

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Take a Breath Olive Tran Phuong Truong, Christine Wei

Olive tries to manage her anxiety as she searches for a way to win her school talent show.

Key Selling Points: The second book in an early-reader series that follows the lovable Olive Tran through her grade four year. In book one, Every Little Bit Olive Tran, Olive learned the importance of kindness when supporting her community in the face of Anti-Asian racism. In Take a Breath Olive Tran, when Olive’s excitement and stress over the school talent show start to become too much, she has to figure out why gets so carried away sometimes.

Olive has such a strong, distinct voice that adds so much humour and personality to the story. Her perfectionism, competitiveness with her brother, and anxiety about the talent show and finding something she can perform will be very relatable to kids.

Second Story Press 9781772604276 UK Release: March 2027 UK Price: £7.99

A multi-generational story, Olive turns to her mother and Bà Nôi (grandmother) for support. Olive is very much a foodie, and one way she connects with her family is through food and cooking delicious Vietnamese dishes.

Paperback 102 Pages Spot illustrations by Christine Wei Ages 6 to 8, Juvenile Fiction / Asian American & Pacific Islander JUV011020 Series: Olive Tran Series

Author Phuong Truong initially took the idea for the series from her debut picture book Everyone is Welcome, which dealt with Anti-Asian racism and was a Bookstagram Picture Book Award winner.

Features delightful spot illustrations by Christine Wei which help bring the story to life. She also did the illustrations for Every Little Bit Olive Tran and Everyone is Welcome.

7.5 in H | 5.3 in W | 0.2 in T | 0.4lb SUMMARY The school talent show is coming up, and Olive Tran is desperate to enter. The best act wins a party for their entire class, and Olive is determined to be the hero who brings home the pizza!

But Olive has one big problem: What exactly is her talent? The more she struggles to find it, the more anxious she becomes.

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Contributor Bios Phuong Truong grew up in Ottawa and dreamed of being a rock star, a lawyer, or an author. She happily achieved one of these goals with her picture book Everyone is Welcome and her Olive Tran series. She works in book publishing and lives with her family in Toronto, Ontario.

Christine Wei is a Taiwanese Canadian illustrator based in Vancouver, Canada. She graduated from Emily Carr University of Art + Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and has since then worked in editorial illustration, children's books and public art programs.

You can find her at www.christineweiart.com

REVIEWS "Conversations about youngsters’ own talents can be used to generate lively discussions in classrooms. Most of the chapters are illustrated with Wei’s colorful full-page drawings that move the story along... This story will likely circulate well in schools and libraries whose readers appreciate cultural awareness paired with universal themes of teamwork and kindness."

-School Library Journal "Bursting with humor, heart, and plenty of sibling rivalry, Take a Breath, Olive Tran is a funny and tender story about finding your own rhythm—and remembering to breathe along the way. Brought to life with beautiful illustrations by Christine Wei!" -Open Book "Olive is a great example to young readers of being a leader, a community builder, and a friend."

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Run the World Like a Girl International WomenLeaders Kate Graham

Meet the girls who grew up to be outstanding world leaders Biographies of twelve women world leaders with a focus on their childhoods.

Key Selling Points:

Second Story Press ISBN: 9781772604252 UK Release: April 2027 UK Price: £9.99 Paperback 112 Pages Ages 9 to 12, Juvenile Nonfiction / Social Science JNF043000 Series: Do You Know My Name?

9 in H | 7.5 in W | 0.3 in T | 0.6 lb

A great introduction to politics for kids, telling the stories of these twelve women from childhood to the highest positions of political power. The book is a celebration and also an age-appropriate analysis of the challenges women face in politics and leadership roles in general.

The twelve women featured come from across the world, were born in different generations, and differ in political views, but they all worked hard to make a difference. The book addresses questions like what were they passionate about in their younger lives? What motivated them to run for office? As well as an overview of what they accomplished once they were elected.

An interactive, accessible book for kids featuring illustrations by Dane Thibeault of all twelve women, sidebars with historical statistics, a map, and more.

Summary Girls and women make up half the world’s population, but there is a long way to go to see the same representation in politics. Today’s girls can make that number grow!

Run the World Like a Girl tells the inspirational stories of twelve girls from across the globe who became leaders of their countries. Who were they as young people? What motivated them?

Although they came from different backgrounds and different paths, they shared the same desire for positive change—and the belief that they could be the ones to bring it.

Vigdis Finnbogadóttir of Iceland was the first woman to be democratically elected as president of a country. Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan was the first woman elected to lead a democratic government in a Muslim-majority country. Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand was the first woman to have a baby during her time as Prime Minister. Kamala Harris is one of only two women to come within reach of being President of the United States.

All twelve extraordinary girls in this book, and the powerful women they became, show us how to Run the World Like a Girl.

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Contributor Bio

Kate Graham researches, writes, speaks and teaches about politics. She holds a PhD in Political Science and teaches in the Political Science Departments at Western and Huron University College. Kate is the creator and host of No Second Chances, a podcast about the rise and fall of women in Canada’s most senior political roles–a project which inspired her books Govern Like a Girl and No Second Chances. Kate lives with her family in London, Ontario.

REVIEWS "Graham doesn’t shy away from tough topics, such as war, inequality, or the harsh realities of living under a dictatorship. She tackles these hard subjects with tact, purposefully keeping the text at a reading level that younger readers will understand.

Graham makes it clear that leadership isn’t limited to outgoing women from wealthy families—many who faced poverty, inequality, or even shyness, and who never imagined entering politics until later in life, also rose to make meaningful change. The book features beautiful and realistically drawn illustrations instead of photographs, adding to the accessibility.... VERDICT For collections in need of more diversity in their political leader sections, this book will make a great addition."

-School Library Journal, starred review "Noting that only 40 percent of nations have ever had a woman leader, Kate Graham’s plucky biographical essay collection Run the World like a Girl introduces women politicians who beat the odds to work for equality…. The lilac color scheme links the font and illustrations, including the initial portrait of each woman…. The nutshell profiles of women leaders in Run the World like a Girl are both engaging and inspirational."

-Foreword Reviews "Entries include direct quotes and anecdotes that help their subjects come alive, and the overall tone from the sprightly introduction through each profile to the inspiring conclusion is cheerful encouragement for readers to step up and assert themselves.

The clear message is that we need more women leaders, and readers will find plenty of inspiration from these strong women."

-Booklist

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