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A Place Not Home / Life in Communist Hungary isn't easy for thirteen-year-old Nelly. Food is scarce and so are clothes. But she has great friends and a special boy she likes, so the hardships are bearable. When the Hungarian Revolution erupts in 1956, Nelly's world crumbles. Along with the Revolution comes a new tide of anti-Semitism. Nelly's family is Jewish, and her parents are convinced that the family must flee. Everything she cares about - her cozy room, her favourite books, and her closest friends - will have to stay behind. There's not time even to say good-bye. Nelly's adventures during the family's harrowing escape to freedom are by turns funny and sad. Will she ever find a place to call home? 1998 New York Public Library's Book for the Teen Age Catalog and Exhibit Award

GMD	Children
Corporate Author	Juvenilefiction.
Classification	YF-WIS
Publisher	Toronto, Canada, Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited, 1997
Subject	Juvenile fiction.Jews, Hungarian--Fiction.Refugees--Hungary--Juvenile Fiction.Immigrants--Canada--Fiction.Revolution Hungary, (1956)Hungary--History--Revolution, 1956--Juvenile Fiction.
Description	177
ISBN	9780773758346
URL	https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/7225214?q=9780773758346&c=book&sort=holdings+desc&_=1581913546739&versionId=38035092