Books like The laughing princess of the desert by Anne Adams

Based on the true story of a Jewish boy's survival during ten concentration camps of the Holocaust, this novel follows Yanek Gruener's harrowing journey from his birth in Poland to the camps in Germany, Germany, and Poland.

While Nazi forces occupy France, twenty boarding‑school children hide ten Jewish peers, confronting German soldiers and the peril of interrogation during World War II.

A young girl's journey across borders and through Nazi-occupied Hungary as her mother searches for her in a world of strangers and constant fear of Nazi roundups.

In this juvenile retelling of the Exodus, a Hebrew slave named Jesse discovers faith and love as he follows Moses toward the Promised Land, encountering Jennat, a half-Egyptian, half-Syrian woman.

Two brothers flee occupied Paris to escape the Nazis, disguising themselves as Jews to reach the free zone during World War II. Their journey of ingenuity, danger, and secrecy becomes a true story of survival and resilience.

Gwynneth, a woman scarred by her father's morals, vows to avoid passion—only to find herself entangled with Sheikh Tariq bin Salud in the desert kingdom of Zuran. As his desire grows, she must confront her own heart.

Set after Kristallnacht, "Good‑bye Marianne" follows a Jewish girl in Nazi Germany whose life is shattered as schools close and the Gestapo hunts her father. She encounters a boy in the Hitler Youth, forcing her to confront identity and survival.

A young Jewish girl chronicles her life in pre‑war Vienna, detailing the friendship that keeps her alive as persecution rises.

When Crown Prince Abbas abruptly ascends to the throne, he reunites with Georgia Curtis, the woman he abandoned. He discovers she is pregnant and he is the father, forcing him to confront both destiny and the possibility of marriage.

A young queen in an Arabian kingdom faces drought, danger, and a dark suitor, while a mysterious captain schemes to conquer the land.

A Hungarian Jewish family of talented musicians flee Nazi persecution during World War II.

She was an innocent. He was a worldly sophisticate. She was a student at UCLA. He was heir to the throne of a small but wealthy Middle Eastern kingdom. From the moment they met they were swept away by feelings they could barely control. And yet it was the very headiness of those passions. their suffocating power, that sent Philipa running from her husband, from the luxurious court at Dharan back to New York in search of independence. And she found it. A successful model, part-owner of her own agency. She had made her own life, But now, years later, Romain Al Adal had come: arrogant, unchanged, denying their divorce, determined to have her back. A whirlwind of fiery passions held them both in an unrelenting grip. She was his desert princess. He adored her. But could she love him, make a life with him without losing her very soul? (less)

A young cat witnesses the transformation of Berlin’s Rosenstrasse into a site of fear and violence as the 1938 Kristallnacht erupts, offering children a factual glimpse into the Holocaust’s first wave of terror.

A Jewish family leaves Nazi Germany in 1938, facing countless separations as they flee the Holocaust, and ultimately finding reunion across the ocean.