Night

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Summary: entrancing
Review: this is the best book I have ever read! Fabulous for anyone who is into the holocaust or just looking for a great book, at 108 pages it flys by. It is a terrible account on a young mans struggle through camps such as Aushwitz, Buna,Buchenwald etc etc etc. It makes a young man view the death of family,friends and his god.

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Summary: this book is great
Review: i am an 8th grade student in a college level english course. most books we are required to read are terrible. this one was the only good one of the whole year

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Summary: This was beautifully written from page 1 to the end!
Review: This was the first book I have ever read written in first person regarding the terrible holocaust. I had read and seen the movies on Anne Frank and The Hiding Place and always wondered what happened next. I realize now that I was really afraid to know what happened next! My entire family went to see Schinlder's List and we all were completely stunned to silence after the movie. Several times I had to put Mr. Wiesel's book down and catch my breathe. Once I was talking to a friend about Schindler's List and asked her what her reaction was and she said, "Oh, the power of the human spirit is so great!" I had to keep telling myself that while I was reading Night. This book was actually required reading for my daughter's sophomore English class is high school so I also had the Cliff Notes - even those took my breathe away! Mr Weisel is a wonderful man and I pray he is enjoying the life he has continued here in the United States. We are so lucky to have him! God bless him.

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Summary: It will leave you yearning to learn more.
Review: This book took me by total surprise. I had to read this book as an assignment in 10th grade. I thought, "Yawn, another freakin' boring book.." But, as always, I'd at least *try* to read the books she gave us, so.... I opened the book. First page, I was hooked. I've always had an interest in the Holocaust and I've read The Diary of Anne Frank, but I'd say Night tops that! It's a first-hand look at life in the concentration camps. Wiesel is SO descriptive. This book captures and captivates you. I was completely enthralled until the last page, where I heaved a huge sigh of... of... relief?? Of dispair?? I'm not sure. I just know I wanted to know more. And more. And more. And you know history has a tendency to repeat itself, so I suggest you pick this one up before "Night" falls again.

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Summary: It was one of the most devistating books I have read
Review: This book tells you about all the horrible thing that the Jews went through in the war. And I waould like to congatulate Elie Weisel on the way he put the most horrible thing that has happened to him and also other people in words. love Helen.c.

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Summary: Boy sent to a concentration camp and faces all the hardships
Review: I think over all, it was an alsome book. It had it's moments and it's slumps. An excelent book if interested in the Holocaust or Concentration Camps in general. Very horrifing and sad, very inforative though. GOOD BOOK!!!

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Summary: One of the most powerful books you'll ever read
Review: I was assigned Night to read for my English class. I thought it was going to be another one of those boring books that the teacher always assigns. I was totally shocked by what I read. Reading it, one wonders how something so horrible could ever have occured, and with everthing that happens in the book, you know in the back of your mind that it's all true. Every chapter makes you want the next one, holding you with real-life suspense. You can't help but be caught up in what was going on. It's the type of book that'll make you lose sleep. Even if you don't have to read it for anything, I'd recomend to everyone that they do.

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Summary: Wonderful, Marvelous, and Fantastic
Review: One of the best books I have ever read. Night is an autobiography of Elie Wiesel, telling about his experiences in a concentration camp during WWII

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Summary: Powerful, Tragic and Thought Provoking !
Review: That man can stoop to such a level of cruelty is bothsickening and defies comprehension... Hitler and his Nazis werenothing short of pure evil. I'm not surprised that Elie Wiesel lost his faith in God. After reading this account of the holocaust I seriously wonder and ask how a loving God could allow such an atrocity to happen? The Holocaust was the systematic slaughter of innocent humans by the ' inhuman'. I commend Elie Wiesel for having the courage to relive his hell and write 'Night' in order that the rest of us may know the truth. He is an incredibly strong and brave man to have endured such extreme cruelty.

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Summary: Poignant...a testimony of the human spirit in adversity.
Review: Elie Wiesel's "Night" is a testimony of the resiliance of the human spirt in adversity. Poignant...this book is an account of one boys experience during the Holocaust. Wiesel takes you on a terrifying and tragic ride that everyone should experience. A MUST read for everybody!