Guardian Angel House (Holocaust Remembrance Series for Young Readers)
"Clark details aspects of their daily life so that children in the target age group will be able to identify with the difficulties and unhappiness the sisters experienced...Guardian Angel Housewill prove to be a popular book in school libraries and for personal purchases." (CM Magazine2009-06-26)"A thoughtful exploration of World War II from a unique perspective...Clark paints an accurate portrait of the young Jewish girls protected by the safe haven that the Catholic convent offered...Both tragic and hopeful, Clark molds non-fiction into an adventurous tale suitable for younger readers." (TeensReadToo.com2009-07-01)"Well told and fast paced. Young readers, especially girls, will admire the characters and find the book suspenseful and easy to understand, yet also very educational." (Canadian Jewish News2009-07-01)"A moving story with roots in fact,Guardian Angel Houseis a great way to teach young readers about the Holocaust through fiction." (Children’s Bookwatch2009-07-01)"This books serves not only as a reminder of the inhumanity of the holocaust, but also of the strength of will of the survivors of this most horrific period of history...Highly recommended." (Resource Links2009-10-01)"Offers a glimpse of some of the many small but heroic acts of the Holocaust – and an interesting portrait of an institution that reached out across any religious barriers to save the lives of many children." (Canadian Children's Book News2009-11-01)"This is a touching and heartwarming tribute to the Righteous Gentiles of the Guardian Angel House and a highly readable, accessible resource to introduce students to the Holocaust." (School Library Journal2010-02-01)"A gripping story...The truth is not sugar-coated, nor is it graphically stated, stirking a perfect balance. Clark does the true story justice in this well-written account of one family's struggle through Holocaust." (VOYA2010-02-01)