Janusz Korczak

Janusz KorczakBy: Isabelle Collombat Series: They Said No A portrait of the famously heroic doctor, writer, and director of an orphanage who left a powerful legacy of creating a forum for and respecting the dignity of childrens lives. In 1942 Janusz Korczak accompanied children of the Warsaw ghetto to the Treblinka concentration camp. That brave act became a lasting symbol of respect for the dignity of children. Korczak was the pen name of Polish doctor, Henry

First published in 1929-the year after the publication of Hall's magnum opus-this edition includes the author's original subject index

"Wonderfully illuminating

”—The Paris Review

Then on Christmas Eve

'Hold on to your jaws

From the jungle to the savannah

By: David Levithan     NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • STONEWALL HONOR BOOK  •  LAMBDA LITERARY AWARD WINNER  •  NATIONAL BOOK AWARD LONGLIST

Praise for Bunker Hill: A City

enjoying the hide-and-seek fun with Thumper

I Want My Hat Back

Into the gauntlet Lincoln sends his chosen angel of death

and politicians campaigning for approval--and too little like scientists searching for truth