The tone of the book is very deep and sad. The setting helps to show the trials Olga goes through. The train turned the curve, and he was gone.” The powerful autobiographical account of a young girls' struggle as a Jewish refugee in England from 1939–1945. I waved to Papa until he was only a tiny speck in the distance. The book starts in 1927, it takes place in Germany, England, and America. The most prominent probably being the setting and tone. Kindertransport is German for “children's transport”. Olga Levy Drucker’s book Kindertransport is a nonfiction book about Olga as a young girl. This book is incredibly educational, and I would recommend this to anyone, particularly interested in history, and non-fiction reading. This book is great, and you can feel the emotion written by the hands of someone who witnessed the terrible events of World War 2 first hand. Throughout this book as you can guess we visit Germany, England, and even in the end, end up in my home country- The United States of America. (Literary Element 2: Setting) This year takes place starting in 1927, the year Olga Levy Drucker was born, this story later taking place during the events World War 2. We get to see her side of the story as she grows up, suffers hardships, and in the end happily get married. Throughout this story we see through her eyes the hardships, and trials she had to face. (Literary Element 1: Protagonist) Olga Levy Drucker the protagonist, and matter of fact author of this story was born Ollie Levy in Germany. In this non-fiction book 'Kindertransport' written by Olga Levy Drucker, we get into details of what happened according to the memories of Olga Drucker. Some people though don't know the events that took place during this time, and for this I know just the book. The events that took place in World War 2 were horrific, and are things that most of us have learned or are learning about today. Kindertransport (pgs 146)- Olga Levy Drucker

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