Come Spring: An Autobiographical Novel

A young Jewish girl and her family are engulfed by WWII in Warsaw, Poland. Living in a country house, the adolescent heroine and her family survive on false papers while hiding four of their close relatives. They cope with waves of German soldiers bursting through their house and the front line fighting in their front garden. The author recreates this inhuman world through the eyes of her adolescent self. Originally published in 1980 to rave reviews, and here re-issued with an introduction by Professor Richard Freadman, this superb testament to heroism is now available to a new generation of readers.