Jella Lepman and her library of dreams
This is the story of Jella Lepman, who escaped the Nazi regime in Germany and returned after the war to build a traveling library of books for children that evolved into the International Youth Library in Munich.
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| Language: | English |
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San Francisco :
Handprint Books, an imprint of Chronicle Books,
[2024]
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