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Lilly Pranger
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A lot of very surprising, crazy, and sad things have happened in this book so far. The book says, "I am no longer anonymous. I have a name. It is A-17360" (Bitton-Jackson, 122). This is such a sad few sentences to read. Although this is a short amount of information, it means something so agonizing and dreadful. Next, I think that the mom is going to finally die after much suffrage, but Livia will be rescued.
— Sep 27, 2026 01:19PM
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Lilly Pranger
is on page 81 of 234
This book starts with a happy girl living in Budapest, when everything changes. Her family is sent to a Ghetto for Jews. "...another announcement, the one we dreaded most. All Jews are to be removed and concentrated in a ghetto..." (Bitton-Jackson, Pg. 37). This makes me sad because they have to leave everything they know and love. Next, I think that she will be sent to a camp for Jews and her family will be split.
— Sep 09, 2026 08:45AM
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