Night

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Summary: A boy's haunting journey through the concentration camps of
Review: Elie Wiesel takes the reader on a terrifying journey through the WWII concentration camps he and his father were sent to when Elie was 15 years old. His first-person narrative draws the reader into his own horror as he recounts the surreal events suffered through at the hands of Nazi Germany. Young Wiesel changes from a young boy eager to learn about his Jewish faith into an empty soul--a "starving stomach"--angry at the God he had once so revered, his eyes dulled from the suffering and death that permeates his every waking moment.

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Summary: it was well written and explained the actual events
Review: well reading the book was the most experience thing thet ever happened to me and it also changed my feelings towards others and i would like to say that what happened through the novel will never happen again and lets hope that these events may not occur in the future

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Summary: a MUST read for ALL!
Review: This is a must read for all of humanity, so as we shall never forget the real way in which fellow human beings were treated. This is a quick read, yet emotionally draining. Be prepared to be shocked, sickened, and repulsed by the true accounts of the holocaust. Every high school student should be reading this book in history class. Educate yourself and READ THIS BOOK!

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Summary: Wonderful account of a terrifying time in our history
Review: This novel by the wonderful Elie Wiesel brought to life many of the horrors that had been previously hidden about the Holocaust. He tells his story of the time he spent being shipped from camp to camp and how he was able to survive although many thousands died around him. He lost his faith in God but looked to those around him for the support he needed especially to his father. Wonderfully written and a must have for anyone interested in the Holocaust.

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Summary: A must read book
Review: This is a great book about what happened to a family during the holocaust. I was supposed to read it with my english class and got so intreauged by what Ellie had to say that I read way ahead of my class (not relizing it) and when the class was only half way through it I was done. I think this is one of the best books ever written about the holocaust and what happend at concentration camps, along with how people were treated. I definetly recomend this book to anyone who is interested in the holocaust. Here is a little did you know-- more than one half of the original was taken out of Night and what you read is less than half of the original story.

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Summary: perfection and hard to believe
Review: this book is so sad, its horrible to belive that people could do these things to other people

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Summary: A thought provoking book
Review: Night is a very disturbing book. Elie Wiesel is very fortunate to have survived the horrors of Auschwitz, surviving which must have given him such a zeal to live that he now charges in excess of 10 000 dollars a talk.

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Summary: The best Holocaust Book before Anne Frank!
Review: It was a very good book with many great details. Probablly not recommended for younger children. Makes you feel in the action.

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Summary: Time to read
Review: This was an okay book, and is more interesting than some others,but it can still put a person to sleep. The nice thing about it is that you can learn more about the Holocaust. This is a good NON-FICTION book, but if it was a fiction book, I dont think it would have done very well!

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Summary: Horrifying story--should be read by everyone.
Review: Horrifying story--should be read by everyone. --Justin T