The Warsaw Orphan Free Audiobook Download by Kelly Rimmer

The Warsaw Orphan is a heart-warming story of the Kowalskis, a Polish-American family struggling to support themselves. They push their children to follow in their footsteps, but find that this entails poverty and few opportunities for them. The Warsaw Orphan is an example of how a family can persevere through difficult circumstances with the love and support of one another. This audiobook is guaranteed to provide an inspiring listen.

This coming of age novel tells the story of a young Polish immigrant girl, who comes to live with her uncle in New York City during WWII. Her arrival is shattered by the Holocaust and she must learn to survive.

A tragic tale of love and hate set in the Polish city of Warsaw during World War Two. The Warsaw Orphan follows an orphan boy named Adam, who is taken from the ruined city by a group of strangers. Though he befriends a young girl who shares his name, Adam's life becomes a period of confinement where he struggles against the memories of the war-ravaged city to return home.

Autumn is coming to Warsaw. Just in time for the city's annual Christmas market, which will attract visitors from all over the country – including tourists who will be staying with their families in Warsaw’s best hotels.

I love the Warsaw Orphan. I have loved the Warsaw Orphan since I was a little girl, and you can still find it hanging in the old library in my hometown of Bemidji, Minnesota. I discovered that it had been published as an audiobook. What better way to experience Kelly Rimmer's (the author's) story than through her words?

Anna is a young woman who was orphaned at the age of eight when both sets of her parents died in a bombing outside their house during World War II. After moving around to different foster homes, Anna finally finds a family that will take her in for just two weeks because she had been told about people like them. She begins to realize what it means to have a loving family after receiving good food and being treated with respect from these strangers.