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A significant moment in this book is when Anna and Eric get lost at the beach. It’s proven that they both grew at the beach and it was a turning point for both of them because Anna and Eric learned to be more disobedient and to stay close to home.

The setting of this book is dark. The setting of this book is dark because everywhere people are beating each other and Jews are being forced to leave their homes.

The setting of this book is dark. The setting of this book is dark because everywhere people are beating each other and Jews are being forced to leave their homes.

The conflict in this book is character versus character. I have proof that this book is character versus character because in the story the main character Anna has a life in a town called Krakow, but because Adolf Hitler has control of Krakow Anna must find a way out and try to save her family.

Oh dear, it seems that the person who wrote this book which has a big musical element to the content isn't familiar with music or the instruments they are talking about. Such a pity, it's making us doubt the rest of the book.

Good first chapter. Disappointing illustration on the front cover. Awful drawing of a clarinet, too wide, absence of keys, hands wrong way round and held in a way that would be bad for the keys if there were some, and a mouthpiece that looks like a cake icing nozzle, amongst other mistakes. Why don't illustrators look at a picture of an instrument they are illustrating?