The Stolen Years

By Sara Zyskind

Book Overview

Paperback Publisher: Signet (January 4, 1983) Language: English This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451143396
• ISBN13: 9780451143396
• Release Date: October 1981
• Publisher: Signet Book
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Sad, shocking and exciting

When I first picked up this book for a book report I thought okay, whatever but when I started reading this book I really got into it. It was really hard to imagine that there were actually people that could do things like that to people. I literally cried at the begining and end of the book. I could almost see her family write before my eyes. I definetly suggest that you read this book of a young girl and her trials as her teenage life evaporates before her. On another note if you read this book then I suggested that you buy a box of tissues and keep them with you whenever you read it.

Stolen Years

This is one of the very best Holocaust books I have ever read. It took you through almost all aspects of the Holocaust. It was heart-wrenching, graphic and compelling. A truly lost treasure of the Holocaust. I wish that it was a well-known and often read book for the Holocaust.

I found the book so compelling, I could never put it down!

I read this book for my book report on the Holocaust. I have read a fair number of books on the ghettos and concentration camps and this is by far one of my favorites. The author makes you as though you are really there with her, going through the same struggles trying to figure out an answer with her to all the problems that arise.

I found the book so compelling. I could never put it down!

I read this book for my book report on the Holocaust. I have read a fair number of books on the ghettos and concentration camps and this is by far one of my favorite books. The author makes you as though you are really there with her, going through the same struggles trying to figure out an answer with her to all the problems that arise.

Superb, spellbinding, heartbreaking. Excellent.

As a student of the Holocaust, this is one of the few stories which sticks in my mind. It's very well written, draws you in, and makes you want to re-read it many times to catch details you may have missed the first (or fifth) time.