Maybe

In a post-war Europe, Felix and Anya seek a fresh start in Australia, battling their past while hoping for a brighter future in Maybe.

Set in the aftermath of World War II, Maybe follows the journey of fourteen-year-old Felix, who dreams of a brighter future beyond the ruins of Europe. With the war finally over, Felix is presented with an opportunity to start anew in Australia. He is eager to escape the shadows of his past and embrace the possibilities that lie ahead. However, he is not alone in his aspirations; Anya, someone very close to him, decides to join him on this journey, despite not being officially invited. Together, they share hopes of finding love and friendship in a new land.

As Felix and Anya prepare for their new life, they must confront the lingering feelings of anger and the desire for revenge that haunt them from their wartime experiences. The story delves into the emotional turmoil that Felix faces, as he grapples with the fear of not surviving this new chapter in his life. The weight of their past threatens to overshadow their dreams, yet Felix remains hopeful that he can overcome these challenges.

Maybe is a poignant continuation of Morris Gleitzman's bestselling series, directly following the events of Soon. This deeply affecting narrative resonates with readers of all ages and is particularly valuable for Holocaust educators who utilize the series to engage young minds. Its themes of resilience, hope, and the struggle for redemption make it a powerful read for anyone who appreciates heartfelt storytelling.