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 · The Dog in the Wood by Monika Schröder. The Dog in the Wood is a realistic look at what happened at the end of World War II to one family, told through the eyes of a child. As the Russians advanced, they left a trail of death, destruction and devastation generally directed at woman, children and the elderly in retaliation for Germany’s attempt to invade their www.doorway.run: The Dog in the Wood [Schröder, Monika] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Dog in the Wood.  · While a wealth of children’s books set during World War II focus on the Holocaust, Schröder brings some of Germany’s other young victims to light in her exceptional debut novel. Still coping with his soldier father’s death, ten-year-old Fritz keeps hearing that the “worst is over” and that peace is in sight. But when his Nazi sympathizer grandparents commit suicide before the Author: Monika Schröder.

About the Author: Monika Schröder writes novels for middle-grade readers. Way, a Story of an Indian Street Child, which Bank Street College named one of the best books of ; and The Dog in the Wood, which earned a starred review from Kirkus and was chosen by VOYA as "Top Shelf Fiction for Middle School Readers." Monika grew up in. by Monika Schröder BOOK REVIEW. THE DOG IN THE WOOD. by Monika Schröder bookshelf Both a poignant contemplation on 9/11 and a necessary intervention in this current political climate. bookshelf 6; ALL WE HAVE LEFT. by. The Dog in the Wood by Monika Schröder - book cover, description, publication history.

the dog in the wood by Monika Schröder ‧ RELEASE DATE: Nov. 1, The Dog in the Wood — Monika Schroeder. It is the end of April, in a small village in eastern Germany. The front is coming closer and ten-year-old Fritz knows that the Soviet Army’s invasion of his family’s home can be only a few days away. Grandpa Karl, a Nazi sympathizer, takes Fritz into the forest that surrounds the family farm to show him a secret. Covering a time period not trodden by authors yet, first-time author Monika Schröder sets her book in East Germany as WWII ends and the Russians begin their occupation. The Dog in the Wood is written about a boy, Fritz, who lives with his mother, sister, and father's parents (his father died in the war) on a farm as he copes with the tremendous amount of uncertainty, upheaval, and loss that being occupied brings.