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Welcome everyone to American Girls. This is the podcast where we're reliving the American Girl

series book by book. Today we have a very special guest, Leah Satter, a scholar of Holocaust

literature, specifically working on and thinking about children's literature and how we might tell

stories in an ethical and, you know, kind and compassionate way about the Holocaust. We're so,

so excited to bring you this conversation. We talked about any number of things, including

number of the stars, her thesis work, her current research, and what Molly might have known about

the Holocaust, and, you know, did she traumatize me by revealing the plot of the boy with the

striped pajamas? Yes. But she taught us so, so much, and it really helped us put the

Molly books in perspective. So we're so, so grateful for her coming on and sharing her knowledge.

So without further ado, let's go to right to our conversation.

So we are so thrilled to have with us today, Leah Satter, who is currently a graduate student

studying Holocaust history at the University of Haifa. And she's writing a master's thesis on

ghosts and Holocaust literature. Leah actually reached out to us years ago, so shout out to you

for being a longtime listener, with some really fascinating material culture history related to women.

And we archived that email. We kept it with a big, you know, bright flag so that we wouldn't

forget to come back to it. And we're very thrilled to have you with us here today.

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