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008			200422b ||||| |||| 00| 1 eng d
020			_a9780140369083
082			_aVOS
100			_aIda Vos
245			_aHide and Seek
260			_aNew York, NY, United States _bPuffin Books _c01 Mar 1995
300			_a144 Pages _bPaperback
520			_aEight-year-old Rachel Hartog, her sister Esther and her parents are forced to go into hiding as the Germans take over their town. At first they stay with Father Thijssen at the Rectory but have to be moved on because they have been discovered. Separated from their parents, the girls go to another house in Venjuizen to stay with Aunt Nel and Uncle Jaap De Lange (to whom the book is dedicated) where they remain until the end of the war. Rachel's first person, present tense narrative draws the reader into her experiences feeling the hurt and confusion. Vos acknowledges that the story of Rachel Herzog is her own. The girls intense fear of going outside after the German defeat, caused by their many years of living inside in fear of discovery, and the letters their family receive telling them of their relatives deaths in concentration camps add depth to the story. _dHistorical Fiction
655			_GHistorical Fiction _aHistorical Fiction _dHistorical Fiction
942			_2ddc _cBK _02