What is your review of the book "Milkweed"?

Answer by  questionkid (146)

The historical fiction novel Milkweed, by Spinelli in 2003, is a poignant and heart-wrenching tale of a young orphan escaping the Nazis during the Holocaust. The frightened Romany Gypsy boy is harbored by a group of Jews. The unnamed boy is conflicted by his identity and traumatic events engulfing him.Its an engaging tale of friendship written as bittersweet memoirs.

Answer by  Luka (48)

Milkweed is a very intriguing book. When reading this book the reader really gets into the main character, an orphaned boys, shoes. It is worth the time.

Answer by  Jemian (222)

Milkweed is a short novel for students grades 5 - 7 set in World War II Warsaw. The protagonist is a young orphan boy who is confused by the world around him and learns to take delight in daily activities. It is a story of victory over confusion.

Answer by  Maria7612 (52)

Milkweed is a great insightful story written through the eyes of a young innocent boy as he tries to survive in hostile conditions no child should have to endure.