The Twins on the Train: An unforgettable and utterly heartbreaking World War Two novel

Berlin, 1939. Rosa, a Jewish mother of newborn twins and a seven-year-old daughter, faces the horrors of Nazi Germany. Desperate to save her babies, she pushes through crowds at the train station and places her twins in a basket, thrusting them toward a woman boarding a carriage bound for England. As Jewish families lock their doors and fear spreads, some mothers take their children to the station in hopes of escape. Dora, helping to organize the crowded train to England, faces an impossible task: there is no room for everyone. When Rosa suddenly places newborn twins into her arms, Dora realizes the danger—babies are not authorized to travel, and soldiers patrol the platform. She must find a way to hide them from detection. Both women share the same goal: to protect innocent children from the devastation of war. This novel follows their parallel stories of courage and sacrifice during one of history's darkest periods.