Continuation of the book “How Hitler Stole the Pink Rabbit.” 1940, UK. Anna is a fifteen-year-old girl whom no one would recognize as a German refugee, and her brother Max is one of the best students at Cambridge. Anne's family escaped mortal danger in France, but the war overtakes them in London. Bombings, fear, nightmares, and in addition - emigrant poverty, instability and unexpected oppression from the British authorities. All that Anna can counteract the difficulties that befall her is youth, talent and a thirst for happiness. But is this enough? This book is the second part of Judith Kerr's autobiographical trilogy about life in the era of Hitler.