Always

I enjoyed this entire series. This is a fitting end to it. We find Felix's past and present reconnecting through a young boy named Wassim. Felix, in helping Wassim, realizes that even though he has always held out hope for mankind to be better than they were when he was a child, witnessing the atrocities of the Holocaust, there is still so much hatred and prejudice in the world. But maybe he can help change Wassim's life a bit. This is a series I have not only recommended to my students, daughter and granddaughter, but one I will read from beginning to end this coming school year. Why? Since I have all of them I want to read straight through. This is one roller coaster of a ride series. I definitely recommend it to everyone.

Morris Gleitzman did it again. This entire series is absolutely amazing. Extremely moving end to a fantastic series. If you are into Holocaust books, this series is a must.

I book the whole series since my library doesn't have them. Series keeps reader intrigued on how this 10 year old boy survives the Holocaust and what he does in his life. You are with him during his ride of life. So interesting!

Once is my go-to book for my fifth grade students interested in reading Holocaust historical fiction. This series is cemented into my heart.