Fifteen-year-old Julien Losier just wants to fit in. But after his family moves to a small village in central France in hopes of outrunning the Nazis, he is suddenly faced with bigger challenges than the taunting of local teens.
Nina Krenkel left her country to obey her father's dying command: Take your brother and leave Austria. Burn your papers. Tell no one you are Jews. Alone and on the run, she arrives in Tanieux, France, dangerously ill and in despair.
Thrown together by the chaos of war, Julien begins to feel the terrible weight of the looming conflict and Nina fights to survive. As France falls to the Nazis, Julien struggles with doing what is right, even if it is not enough—and wonders whether or not he really can save Nina from almost certain death.
Based on the true story of the town of Le Chambon—the only French town honored by Israel for rescuing Jews from the Holocaust—How Huge the Night is a compelling, coming-of-age drama that will keep teens turning the pages as it teaches them about a fascinating period of history and inspires them to think more deeply about their everyday choices

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Publisher
Kregel PublicationseBook ISBN
9780825489563
Year
2011Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Not in Paris Anymore
- Chapter 2: Burn
- Chapter 3: Foreigner
- Chapter 4: Go
- Chapter 5: King of France
- Chapter 6: Gone
- Chapter 7: A Thousand Wings
- Chapter 8: Night
- Chapter 9: Where We Come From
- Chapter 10: Broken
- Chapter 11: Stupidity
- Chapter 12: Everywhere
- Chapter 13: Weapons
- Chapter 14: Wake
- Chapter 15: The Powers of the World
- Chapter 16: Woman
- Chapter 17: End of the Line
- Chapter 18: Stones
- Chapter 19: The Time for War
- Chapter 20: Wrong
- Chapter 21: The Straight Path
- Chapter 22: Gate
- Chapter 23: What They’re Like
- Chapter 24: Kid
- Chapter 25: Kingdoms Fall
- Chapter 26: West
- Chapter 27: The Homeland
- Chapter 28: Down
- Chapter 29: Peace, Peace
- Chapter 30: Help
- Chapter 31: French Nazis
- Chapter 32: Go
- Chapter 33: The Train Man
- Chapter 34: The Sons of Saints
- Chapter 35: Second Thoughts
- Chapter 36: Terms of Surrender
- Chapter 37: Life in Their Hands
- Epilogue
- Historical Note
- About the Author