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Then we ran for our lives, me and Zelda, up a hillside as fast as we could. Which wasn’t very fast.

Even before I finished writing Once I knew I wouldn’t be saying goodbye to Felix and Zelda on the last page. There were too many things I wanted to make part of Felix’s story, and I’d come to accept they wouldn’t all fit into a single book.

So even as we travelled together on that terrible train journey in the closing chapters, I knew there would be a second book.

As part of Felix’s continuing story of friendship, I wanted to include an example of something I find truly remarkable.

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That some people are prepared to risk everything to offer friendship and protection to a stranger.

I’d read of many individuals in Nazi-occupied countries who risked their lives and the lives of their families to hide and shelter Jewish fugitives. On one of my research trips to Poland I found myself walking down a street in a small town and gazing at the houses.

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