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Summary: I can't think of a title
Review: Lois Lowry's book, Number the Stars, is one of the best books to help younger readers understand the Holocaust. It is not difficult to read or understand. Although it does not present the cruel realities of the Holocaust, it does helps students understand the roles that people played in WWII. Some of these roles were dangerous and daring, yet others merely did what they felt was necessary. This book enables the reader to understand what life might have been like for them if they had lived during WWII. However, when I said that this was an "easy" read, I meant it. This book is intended for middle school children (grades 4-7) and could possibly bore someone who was expecting more detail, plot, and complexity. I would recommend this book to any young reader who was interested in this time period. However, I think that older or more advanced readers may wish to find something more complex.
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Summary: Nuber the Stars
Review: I think Number the Stars was a vary good book! I think Annemarie was vary brave to risk her life for others! Even though Annemarie's sister, Kirsti, was a brat she was still a nice loving sister to her! If you are interested in the Holocaust I am sher you will like this book too.
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Summary: Number the Stars
Review: I thought the book is a great book no exellent book. I like the part where Annemarie said "That Ellen was a part of her family." I also like the part where the German solder walked by and said is that one of your relitives or a part of your family? Then she said yes that was my Great Aunt Birtie. I would recommened this book to a friend or family or something like that. The book was a really exellent book.
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Summary: Number The Stars
Review: I thought this is book was very good. I think everone should read it and i hope that everyone buys the book. I would give the book 5 stars because it was very good.I thought it was very confusing at first, but then i got use to it and i wasn't confused about it anymore. I wish i could have this book at home because I liked it so much. I just didn't like it. I loved it so much. I learned a lot about World War 2 and i learned a lot about what people went threw back in the old times. That the Nazis do not like Jews and I learned a lot about the people in the story and a lot of other things. Now you know that i liked it! ~~~ Sarah ~~~
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Summary: *Number the Stars*
Review: I thought the book was good. It was interesting because Annemarie thought she wasn't brave, but I thought she was for a girl.The book was good to me.It wasn't the best book i've ever read! Nate
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Summary: Number the Stars Good or Bad?
Review: I thought Number the Stars was a great book! My favorite part was towards the end when Annemarie was stopped by the soldiers and was trying to act like Kirsti, I thought that was funny. My favorite character was Annemarie. I liked her because she was brave and I liked her personality. She didn't complain when Kirsti had to play with them. I was suprised when Ellen's parents were still alive I really thought they were going to die for some reason. This story started when Annemarie and Ellen (Annemaries friend) was running down the street and got stopped. Luckily nothing happened. The next week the Nazis got a list of all the Jews. This story would be boring except Ellen's family was Jewish! Will they make it???
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Summary: Good Number The Stars or Bad Number The Stars
Review: I think that Number The Stars was a very good book. I learned a lot about WWII and the book was the best book I read in school. I also give Lois Lowry three claps for writing such a good book and it was exciting to me. The book had a lot of feeling in it and it tuched me. I recommed this book to everybody!
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Summary: Number The Stars
Review: Number The Stars is a daring book about ten-year-old Annmarie Johanson and her best friend, Ellen Rosen. Ellen is a jewish girl and is being looked for by the Nazis. German soldiers are posted at every corner in the town of Copenhagen, unabling Ellen and her parents to hide together. The Johansons agree to pretend Ellen is their dead daughter, Lise. These two families struggle to help the Jewish people escape to Sweden from the evil clutches of the Nazis. Annmarie puts her life on the line for her best friend, with only bravery protecting her.
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Summary: Lois Lowry is a wonderful author!
Review: I read this book in fourth grade and it still affects me today. First of all, i can relate to it because I am Danish and have been to Copenhagen so that got me interested in the book. After reading it, I realized what actually happened during the World War; families were torn apart, people were murdered, just because they thought differently. If you want to read a book about friendship or you want to read up on history, i suggest this book.
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Summary: The Good One
Review: "Number The Stars" by Lois Lowery has to be one of my favorite books. "Number The Stars" is a book about a young girl named Annemarie Johansen and her best friend Ellen Rosen(a Jew) from Copenhagen. One day the Nazi soldiers took over Denmark and its Danish citizens. They were not allowed to work at all. One day, Annemarie was sent to deliver a very important package to her uncle. She tore off her star of David necklace so the German soldiers wouldn't think she was a jew. She decided to deliver the package because in her heart she knew the it would save millions of live including her best friend Ellen.
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