Night

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Summary: Very Good
Review: I thought that this was a very detailing book and i enjoyed reading it. It taught me what it was like to be a jew and how they had to suffer everyday. Personally i don't think i could survive one day in a concentration camp like they had to. This was the first holocaust book i had ever read and i am now looking on to reading a couple more books like this one and see a little bit more about the holocaust. These types of books are very educational, and this one expecially. I think it was very hard for Elie Wiesel to remember what had happened when he was a child, and how he put in many details about his surroundings. I recommend to anyone, who wants to learn more about the sufferings of the Jews during the holocaust, this book and i hope that they enjoy it!

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Summary: Night
Review: Night is a book written by Elie Wiesel. The author tells a lot of specific details in the story. The story is told in first person. The person who is telling the story does not say his name. He is twelve years old when the book first starts. the sotry that he tells is about his life going through the holocaust. His father is very kind and thinks about others more than thinking about himself. When they were put into a concentration camps his mother and sister were sent to another concentration camp. Some concentration camps were nice and some were very mean. The boy and his father go to all the concentration camps together. The boy goes through hard tasks like being whipped twenty-five times, having to to run twenty-five miles straight without stopping and having to not eat for six days. He tried to help his dad out as much as he could. Sometimes when his dad is suffering at the end, he would give him his rations of food that he had recieved. His dad dies at the end of the book three days after the liberation of Buchenwald. He was ill with food poisening. He was transfered to a hospital and was between life and death for fourteen days Then he had died.

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Summary: The Night
Review: I did not like the book "Night" for example, I did not like it when Elie said "that he could smell the burning of flesh and hair." I would not recommend this to any of my frieds because they really do nto like to read about things that have killing of people in them like some people do. I do have lone friend that is would recommend this to because she liek to read about true storys and what has happend in our past history in amarica. The reason i did not like this book was because I am a hores freak. My friends say that I eat, dream, and sleep horses. Which in most cases is true. Most the time when i read a book it has to do somthing with horse or i just not intrested in reading the book. Most my friends say that I will grow out of this thing I have with horses but they told me that four years ago and i still love horses. I will always be a horse freak. Theses are some of the reason why i did not like the book "Night."

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Summary: READ THIS BOOK
Review: This work is a grotesque, graphic depiction of our world's darkest hour. It opened my eyes to the grim reality of Holocaust and helped me to understand it like I never had before.

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Summary: Night
Review: I personaly thought that the book Night was a very good book. And same of the parts of the book were very discriptive, some parts were sad. I realy like reading about the past like wars and stuff. I recemend this book to any one who likes reading about this kind of stuff!!!

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Summary: Outstanding Book!
Review: This is one of the most outstanding pieces of American History have ever read! Elie Wiesel definately, and magnificentally captures the horrors faced by him, and millions of others each and ever day of "Hell." What Elie feared most was when the German Soldiers came in to spot check them. They would pick out the scrawniest jews. They would unfortunately be sent to the creamatory. This process it what almost sent Elie to insanity. One day, at Auschwitz, Elie had lost all faith in getting out of the camp. He even questioned if there was a God anymore. On Elie's last day of faith, the day that he was going to give up, something wonderful happened.

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Summary: Being a Jew during the Holocaust
Review: I liked this book. It was heartwrenching, very detailed, and graphic.He told about what is was like to be a Jew during the Holocaust.I gathered that it was nothing but a living hell. Elie Wiesel helped me capture this very well. He wrote about the suffering and tourment he and the rest of the Jews had to go through and how they were all separated from there families.Millions of people died here. I would reccomend this book to anyone wanting to lean about the Holocaust.

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Summary: Outstanding Book!!!
Review: This book definately demonstrates Elie Wiesels excellence in literature. This magnificent book captures the horrors that Elie, and millions of others faced during the Holocaust every day. Once in a while, officers came in to the camps to pick out the scrawny jews. They would be taken to the creamatory. This frighted Elie to almost insanity. I'd recomend this book to anyone who enjoys learning about the Holocaust, and enjoys excellent literature. I would also recomend a mature audience for this book because of the content metioned throughout it.

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Summary: The "Night" Review by me
Review: i thought that this book was very grous and boring. i would not ever sugest this book to anyone. unless u like very bad things. the worst part was when they would take the babies and slam them against the wall then through them in a pile 2 kill them. and they would put 75 people in a cattle car for up to 4 days at a time. this book was discusting but it was full of facts. that is all.

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Summary: nicks
Review: I just finished Night.This was not the best book I have read,but it was pretty good.The main character is the auther himself Elie Wiesel.him and his family are shiped to a death camp in Poland.His mother and sisters were seperated from him and his father.Elie and his dad, how ever live to the end of the war.They are forsed into a death march for forty miles.Thosands of people died on this march but Elie and his dad survived and ended up in a different camp.At this camp Elie`s dad dies. Shortly after that the camp is evacuated and Elie is saved. If Elie had not survived hollocaust wrighting would not be what it is today, because Elie is one of the premear hollocaust writers