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It’s 1936 Poland, and Anna’s family needs to find a new home fast. Joining the new orchestra in the Land of Israel is the opportunity of a lifetime. Anna and Baba will do whatever it takes to get Papa to audition!
Ages 10+
Pages 278
Publisher Annick Press
Last Offered Oct 2022

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35 Reviews

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Beautiful book!

Review by Ariel

This book was a pleasure to read. All the characters are so vibrant, and I loved the surprising ending. I liked how it really showed how cruel the Holocaust was, and it made me feel a lot closer to my roots in Poland.

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The Sound of Freedom

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The Sound of Freedom

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awesome!

Review by Dog1

I got this book at the library we go to and it is great!

Aug 17, 2024 03:08 PM
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I enjoyed this book a lot!

Review by PJLibraryisthebest

this is an interesting book about a girl named anna and how she finds a way to save her family

Aug 10, 2023 09:15 PM
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OMG AMAZING *actuallly*

Review by Purplegirl2

I read this book last year and then i saw it was on pj our way and i HAD to review it. I reccomend this book to 10 or 11 year olds because while it may be sad at times it is truly an amazing book and it should be given an award. Also i would read this if you enjoy historical fiction

May 10, 2021 08:11 PM
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I loved this book!

Review by Pup

This book is about a girl named Anna who has to move to Poland. I recommend reading this book if you like music, adventure, or reading about the Holocaust.

Apr 02, 2021 08:24 PM
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Great

Review by Barberry

This book is good, a great story especially if you like music!

Feb 01, 2021 04:22 PM

Parent Guide

Life is good for Anna Hirsch: her loving father is a respected clarinetist in Krakow, her Baba is a wonderful cook, and Anna and her best friend Renata make a perfect team. But with Hitler in power, Mr. Hirsch’s music students abandon him, and Renata’s family leaves for Denmark. Then superstar violinist Bronislaw Huberman comes to Poland to audition musicians for a new orchestra he is setting up in Palestine. Anna’s father auditions successfully, and the family emigrates, embarking on a future full of new possibilities but also new challenges. The Sound of Freedom is based in part on the true story of the origins of the Israel Philharmonic.
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