Mapping the Bones

In her first Holocaust novel in nearly 30 years, acclaimed author Jane Yolen tells the poignant story of twins Chaim and Gittel, who navigate a harrowing journey from the Lodz ghetto to the perilous landscapes of World War II. As they endure the horrors of a concentration camp, their bond deepens, illuminated by Chaim's poetry, which serves as a beacon of hope amidst the despair. This richly woven narrative captures both the brutality of their experiences and the enduring strength of love, ensuring that the memory of the Holocaust remains vivid for future generations.