We Are Wolves
Katrina Nannestad
Near the end of World War II, Russian soldiers enter East Prussia and the Wolf family leaves its village. After their father is reported missing, Liesl, Otto, and toddler Mia become separated from their mother during an attack. The siblings seek shelter, are taken to a Russian camp, and work for food before fleeing together. They scavenge while facing hunger and eventually travel toward Lithuania, becoming part of the German children known as Wolfskinder.
This book appears on 3 reading lists across 1 edition from 3 organizations.
