Night

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Summary: i like the book a lot
Review: Night is a good book with very good facts about the Jewish Holocaust. However,it was not boring to were you felt like you were reading a page out of the encyclopedia. It kept you wanting to read and see what was going to happen to the author. Also, a reason it was a type of book i like to read is because it was not long and drawn out. they didnt leave out information but didnt just add in little bits to make it longer. If you dont have the time to sit and read a book you should not start this one because it is one that once you pick it up it is hard to be put down.

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Summary: Amber's review of the book Night
Review: I thought that the book Night was a very good book to read. It saddened me to read about all of the horrible things that the Jewish people haad to endure in thier time. I think that Night is a good book for students to read. It is a true story, which makes it more interseting to read. You can feel Elie's emotions as he explains all of the horrible things that he, his friends and family had to go through during the war. Night was a book that kept me interested. It was one of the first books that I have read in a while that I didn't want to put down.

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Summary: Not that great!
Review: This was definetly not one of my favorite books. I kinda had to force myself to read it. I love learning about history, but I think I could of done somthing better with my time. I'm sure that not all opinions of this book are the same, but my opinion is not a good one.
Sincerely,
Chase : )

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Summary: Press Alt-F4
Review: Night was a good book about the struggles of the holocost from a first person's point of veiw. [...] this book vividly captures both the uproarous horrors and the faint terrors subsided by time. The book was good. This enthrawlingly detailed journal of a journey made so horribly unbeleivable by the Nazis shows both the internal and external hardships that Elie faces during his faceoff of survival. [...]

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Summary: The Holocost Night.
Review: Night is a horrific book about the holocost. The writer Elie is the main character and uses his own experiences to express his thoughts and feelings. He is a teenager who gets captured along with his father during the holocost and spends most of there time in auschuitz.The stories he tells are sometimes unimaginable, but catching, making you not want to put the book down.I don't want to give some of the stories away because that could ruin the book.
I really enjoyed this book and recomend it to everyone. It is one of the first books I have read all the way through. It really grabbed my attention, and most books don't do that. I think that says something about this book. I think everyone should read this book to find out what happened during the holocost, and hear true stories from the man writing the book, Elie Wiesel.

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Summary: Nightmare
Review: The novel Night, by Elie Weisel is definitley a very intense auotbiography. This story allows one to see all of the twists and turns that the Jews had to face. Every single time that I began to feel hopeful that something good was going to happen to the Jews, they would be faced with yet another tragedy. Elie Weisel was faced with the reality and also tragedy of losing his childhood. He had to lose many important and valuable things along the way. Elie lost his home, his friends, his childhood, his family, his faith, and most importantly, his dignity. It is unreal to even imagine that someone could be so cruel to another human being, but this novel allows you to see that this world is very far away from being perfect. It is unbelievable to think that these types of unhumane experiences are still going on throughout our society, but it is happening. If you like to be on the edge of your seat, saying "What will happen next?" this book is a must see.

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Summary: Gold mine
Review: After reading Night I have developed a better feel for what the holocaust was like. Although, I find Elie to have wrote on his experiences for the money. According to his experiences throughout the novel I find it tough for someone to write and publish such information. I would recommend reading this novel to learn the truth behind a real holocaust survivor.

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Summary: Night
Review: Night, a novel by Elie Wiesel, delves into the horror that Jewish people faced during World War II. Although not considered an autobiographical piece of literature, while reading Night, one can actually take an in-depth look at what the author actually went through during his time in the German concentration camps.
This book took me on an emotional roller coaster that felt like it would never stop. From the first word I read, I didn't want to put it down. It contained grotesque detail that you can't find anywhere in history books, which up until now, was where I had found all the facts I knew about the concentration camps and the cold hard truth of what happened in them.
The only thing that I didn't like about this book was the abrupt way that it ended. All in all, even with its abrupt ending, this book was one of my favorites. I have never read a book that has made me feel so much in so litte time.

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Summary: Inspiration.
Review: Night by Elie Wiesel is a inspirational as well as an informational novel. Elie displays the horrifying truths of the Holocaust through his own expierences. From being seperated from his mother and sister to being moved around from consentration camp to concentration camp, Elie remains strong. His positive influences rub off on his peers keeping them alive. His motavation to live shows off his strong traits not only as a person but as a leader. This book also displays true events that occured durring the Holocaust.
I enjoyed reading this book because I liked the way that there was never a dull moment. There was always an important thing to be said. I had an excellent time reading the book and I would reccommend Night to everyone who likes non-fictional books with non-stop action.

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Summary: Krista's Review
Review: This magnificant novel tells a horrifying story of a little boy,
Elie Wiesel, who struggled through a few years of his life in several death camps. The book help me open my eyes to see many horrible accounts of life or death situations and murders for the fact of a person's religion. I had always heard about the Holocaust and had even seen shows and movies about the Holocaust, but I did not understand the extent of the Holocaust until I read Night. Reading the novel, I felt as if I was there suffering right along side of Elie as he struggled to stay alive. He was trying to help others as well as help himself, and I felt his pain as I read the novel. It was a very good novel and I believe I would recommend reading it if you have not.