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Encyclopedia > Carol Matas

Carol Matas (born 1949) is a Canadian children's writer who lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba.


Works:

  • The D.N.A. Dimension - 1982
  • The Fusion Factor - 1986
  • Zanu - 1986
  • Lisa - 1987
  • Me, Myself and I - 1987
  • Jesper - 1989
  • Adventure in Legoland - 1991
  • The Race - 1991
  • Daniel's Story - 1993
  • Safari Adventure in Legoland - 1993
  • Sworn Enemies - 1993 (nominated for a Governor General's Award)
  • The Lost Locket _ 1994
  • The Burning Time - 1994 (nominated for a Governor General's Award)
  • The Primrose Path _ 1995
  • After the War - 1996
  • The Freak - 1997
  • The Garden
  • Telling - 1998
  • Greater Than Angels - 1998 (the story of the people of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France)
  • Cloning Miranda - 1999
  • In My Enemies House - 1999
  • Rebecca - 2000
  • The War Within - 2001
  • The Second Clone - 2001
  • Footsteps in the Snow: The Red River Diary of Isobel Scott - 2002



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Large Print Reviews - The War Within - A Book Review (943 words)
In the process, many people had their possessions destroyed or confiscated, and worse, many discovered that even in America, Jews could be forced from their homes for no other reason than that they were Jews.
Carol Matas's riveting novel for young adults, The War Within, is takes place during this turbulent period.
Matas clearly shows how these experiences helped to change Hannah's attitudes toward slavery, the war in general, and her religion.
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