Fania's Heart: A Birthday Card in Auschwitz
 
 LISTEN TO THE PODCAST      |    BUY THE BOOK     🕮    The Book of Life’s Canadian Correspondent Anne Dublin spoke to author Anne Renaud  after she won the 2018 Canadian Jewish Literary Award  for Fania’s Heart , a Holocaust picture book for older readers. It’s the true story of a heart-shaped birthday card created in Auschwitz at great personal risk by women prisoners, from scraps of fabric, stolen materials, and glue made out of bread and water, for the 20 th  birthday of fellow prisoner Fania Landau Fainer. The real heart is now in the Montreal Holocaust Museum , and it’s one of the few surviving objects created by prisoners of Auschwitz. Be sure to check out this documentary , which was the inspiration for Renaud to write this book. For a book about Fania, aimed at teen readers, see Paper Hearts  by Meg Wiviott. CREDITS:     Produced by: Feldman Children's Library  at Congregation B'nai Israel    Theme music: The...
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
