A true story about child euthanasia during the Nazi era for grades 7 and up. Anton is different. He stutters, and his right hand doesn't cooperate when he writes. At school, his classmates mock him as a cripple, and teacher Heimann harasses and torments him. Because someone like Anton is considered inferior by the Nazi authorities, and according to them, he has no right to live. The parents are afraid for Anton. In the end, they have no choice but to hide him. The book encourages readers to engage with the ideology and the euthanasia crimes of the Nazis, and it can also prompt reflection on current societal developments.