Three Stars in the Night Sky: A Holocaust Family's Odyssey of Separation and Reunion

Imagine being 12 years old in a foreign country, speaking a language you don't understand, with no family in sight. Now imagine it's your only chance to live.

At just 12 years old, Gerda Katz fled Nazi Germany alone, an unaccompanied minor forced to leave behind everything she knew. While her family found safety in the Dominican Republic-one of the only countries accepting Jewish refugees-Gerda faced years of isolation, cultural barriers, and the pain of separation in America.

Through historical photographs, personal documents, and real-life storytelling, Three Stars in the Night Sky offers a powerful Holocaust survivor story for kids, illustrating the resilience of young refugees and the challenges of starting over in an unfamiliar world.

A Powerful Educational Resource on Holocaust History and Immigration

📖 Ideal for middle school Holocaust and World War II studies

📖 A real-life account of immigration, survival, and resilience

📖 Perfect for parents, educators, and students learning about Jewish refugee stories

Who Should Read This Book?

✅ Young readers learning about World War II books for kids

✅ Teachers seeking Holocaust education resources for students

✅ Parents looking for children's books about resilience and survival

For readers of I Will Come Back for You and Survivors: True Stories of Children in the Holocaust.