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"Wolf By Wolf" by: Ryan Graudin

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"'You can dress her up, take her out, but filthy blood is still in her vein. She isn't pure'... She wondered if their blood---'pure blood'--- was the same color". (Graudin 117)

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The first part of the quote a flashback, when Kommandant Vogt talks to Dr. Geyer when he and Reichsfuhrer Himmler come to the laboratory to see how progress is being made with Yael and her special ability of changing faces. The second part of the quote is when Yael is thinking to herself when she was very young asking herself this crazy question?

This quote is very important because it shows what the mindset of the Nazis was. How they distinguished people by two characteristics. Pure or not pure. Because they call Yael not pure she starts wondering if the color of their blood was different or not. This shows that she doesn't understand everything yet because she was in the lab when she was very young.

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This book, even though at times difficult to read due to the subject matter of the holocaust (and it continuing), was an exceptional read! Highly recommend, truly unique!! (Sasha Alsberg)
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24807186-wolf-by-wolf#other_reviews

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I agree about the part where she says it's truly unique. This is one of the first times I've seen a book that is in the world of Adolf Hitler winning and defeating most of Europe. The book kept the Holocaust going which makes it even more intense because the whole book is basically about the struggles young Yael had to go through just because she was Jewish. It was crazy and unique at the same time.

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Published in 2015