by Jim Forest and illustrated by Dasha Pancheshnaya Silent as a Stone is a children’s book about a community of rescuers in Nazi-occupied Paris. The central figure is Mother Maria Skobtsova, an unconventional nun who choose to emerge herself in urban life and the urgent needs of her neighbors. Confronting the horror of Nazi brutality, [...]
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