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Title	:	Operation Einstein (Edelweiss Pirates #1)
Author	:	Mark A. Cooper
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Paperback
Pages	:	Pages: 172 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2011 by Infinity
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. World War II. Holocaust. War. Young Adult

Operation Einstein (Edelweiss Pirates #1)

Mark A. Cooper

Paperback | Pages: 172 pages

Rating: 3.98 | 249 Users | 20 Reviews

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A group of fun loving rebellious German teens calling themselves the Edelweiss Pirates, witness something so deplorably sickening they decide to take action when a six-year old Jewish girl is left orphaned. Torn between patriotism for the country they love and their own rights and freedoms they have to try and do the unthinkable, but with the Gestapo and Hitler Youth hot on their trail, is it too late?

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Original Title:	Edelweiss Pirates
ISBN:	0741481103 (ISBN13: 9780741481108)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Edelweiss Pirates #1

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Ratings: 3.98 From 249 Users | 20 Reviews

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This was different to most books I read, I loved the The Book Thief and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, reading YA in the WW2 period I enjoy, it takes you back to the olden days and lets us understand how lucky we are here in England. We always hear about the nasty Germans, but the teenagers were mostly just like us. Edelweiss Pirates was fun and exciting. I hope they write another in the series.

Edelweiss Pirates was in my opinion a "nice getaway" from my other book I am required to read. I chose to read this novel because I enjoy reading books about the holocaust not only because they are filled with so many jaw dropping and heart breaking events but also because they are one of few genres that are actually able to give me a mental picture of what is going on, just because of all the graphic descriptions. It helps me stay interested because even though the sad books usually make me

GRANDPA GUNTHRIE lol, is the funniest best character ever, he is really an old poacher and always up to no good, but he is Fredericks Grandpa and as Fredericks parents are dead, he looks after him. Deepdown you can see that Granpda gunthre loves him.The book was funny, exciting and wow, sad, one part made me cry. I am glad I read it, I can;t wait ot read another Edelweiss Pirates book. I would be one if it was war time now.

Edelweiss Pirates "Operation Einstein" by Mark A. Cooper is such an amazing book. A group of German teens come together and form a group entitled "Edelweiss Pirates". They decide to take action when they witness a young Jewish girl who is an orphan. They have to decide whether to do the right thing or be loyal to their country.

So disappointing. The premise is so exciting and is totally let down by mediocre writing and painfully stilted dialogue. Kindle version also full of distracting typos. Life is too short to waste on poor quality books when there are so many great ones.

The Kindle version I was reading had so many grammatical errors, typos, and misspellings that it was really distracting. But that aside, this was just not that well written or that good a story. It earned two stars only because there were some interesting historical bits on the Hitler Youth that ordinarily don't feature very prominently in other WW2 books. But I don't recommend it overall. I am looking for books on the topic that are kid friendly. I'll continue my search...

Edelweiss Pirates Operation Einstein was an okay book, written by Mark Cooper. It takes place in Germany during World War II. It is a book about five kids who call themselves the pirates. They do not like the Nazis. The main character, Friedrick gives the kids an idea to play little pranks on the Nazis and the Hitler Youth. Their biggest prank is a heist that starts when they find a three-year old Jew named Zelda. She is being looked for by the Gestapo, and the Pirates decide to save her by