Twenty and Ten
by Claire Huchet Bishop, Janet Joly
In Twenty and Ten, twenty French children shelter ten Jewish refugees from wartime threats, showcasing bravery and friendship. This 80-page Puffin Books reprint, published in 1978, delivers a timeless message of solidarity in just a few hours of reading.
About This Book
Twenty and Ten, authored by Claire Huchet Bishop and Janet Joly, is a compact story published by Puffin Books. The paperback edition features 80 pages and was reissued in 1978 as a reprint.
Originally crafted in English, this book explores themes of resilience and unity among children in challenging times. Its binding and accessible length make it suitable for young readers.
The narrative draws from historical contexts, offering a glimpse into human experiences during conflict. With an MSRP of $6.99, it remains an affordable classic for libraries and homes.
While the cover image may vary, the content endures as a testament to storytelling's power in education and empathy-building.
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