Nowhere to Run: A Second World War Refugee's Diary 1938-1943

Becky's family, her mother father and little brother are Jews, its 1938 and things are beginning to get worrying in their country of birth, Poland. Adolf Hitler had come into power in Germany and wanted what he called living space for the german people, this meant invading the countries close to him, he hated the Jews and blamed them for everything that was bad in Germany.Becky's family decided they had to leave Poland but could not take her younger brother or Aunt with them, intending to send for them later, eventually reaching France that was considered safe.Their was no safety in France where with the help of a young girls family that Becky had befriended they managed to just about keep one step ahead of the German's.One of the better My Story books and an ok read.

This book is absolutely amazing, it helps you understand what it would have been like in ww2, its also written in an understandable way, i would highly recommend this to people that like drama and are learning about ww2

One of her best books, a different slant on the Jew's plight during the Second World War.

I found the book easy to read with interesting details and well researched. Enjoying reading Carol Drinkwater's books Fiction and Biography.

an interesting read

A book I bought as a present and my daughter could not put the book down. really captures the feeling of the time.

It was a brilliant book . Very interesting . People don't always realize that there was nowhere to run . It was amazing !

This book was hard to get into but it does helps you to experience the emotions felt by the Jews.