Two refugee children are enrolled in a school far from home and make many adjustments. Some references in the story reflect the attitudes of an era which are different to now.
"In the middle of the night, Johanna woke from a horrible dream - a muddly, awful dream, in which she was being tortured, and knew she was going to be burnt alive." (Josephine Elder).
Published by The Children's Press, no date.
Hardcover. Boards have visible rubbing and handling marks, with a light water stain. Heavy bumping to corners and slight crushing to spine ends. Moderate tanning and foxing to pages . Inscription on inside cover.
