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Reis door de nacht #2
De storm steekt op
154 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1952
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Anne de Vries
93 books11 followersDutch writer of children's books and regional novels,
De Vries is mostly known for his two books about Bartje Bartels a boy who lives in Drenthe, a rural province in the Northern part of the Netherlands.
After the second world war he wrote a youth novel about the Dutch resistance during the German occupation.
De Vries is mostly known for his two books about Bartje Bartels a boy who lives in Drenthe, a rural province in the Northern part of the Netherlands.
After the second world war he wrote a youth novel about the Dutch resistance during the German occupation.
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August 11, 2022
Allemaal jeugdherinneringen, blijft mooi om te lezen
July 27, 2019
The Germans have invaded Holland. The De Boer family have become an active part in the resistance. They distribute illegal flyers and hide divers, English flyers, and Jews. One man becomes almost like family.
This is a great book! I thought I would be bored out of my mind from this series, but now I and addicted to it!
This is a great book! I thought I would be bored out of my mind from this series, but now I and addicted to it!
December 28, 2024
Tijdlozer.
May 30, 2011
This is a four book series that is currently out of print. I read it as a child and LOVED the stories about a family living throught the Nazi occupation of WWII. Similar to Anne Frank and Corrie Ten Boom stories but on an easy to read 5th or 6th grade reading level. I spent years trying to find a used copy, I don't know where my copy went that I had as a child, and finally was able to find the set. I hope to someday get these either reprinted or made into free etexts.
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