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Summary: Very good but extremely sad
Comment: This book is very good but the saddness is over whelming.
I suppose it's just life but I'm
glad I read it I learned a lot.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Powerful and moving
Comment: This book is a easy read, but its message is very powerful and eye-opening. As the book begins, Elie
Wiesel first describes his family's heart-wrenching separation when they were taken away by the
Nazis. He then goes on to desrcibe in vivid detail his experiences in the concentration camps, how
he watched hundreds of people being slaughtered before his eyes, and his own close encounters with
death. As you read, you can visualize everything that Wiesel describes as if you were actually
there. It really gives you a perspective into the horrors of the Holocaust. By the time the book is
over, the reader is left deep in thought and hungry for more. Overall, a must read.

Customer Rating:
Summary: may we Never forget
Comment: God bless Mr. Wiesel & forgive a world of people who could let these things happen. I pray we learn
from this terrible lesson & never let anyone hurt others like this. It ought to be required reading
for everyone over 13 years old -so the world clearly knows & Never lets these things happen again...

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great read
Comment: Although this book is small, it really creates a large picture about the holocaust through the eyes
a fifteen year old boy. Very sad but gives a good view of how terrible this time in our history
was.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Shocking!
Comment: Very sad, very shocking and extremely good reading. I didn't want the story to end; I wanted to
find out more details. Right up there with The Diary of Anne Frank! Worth reading over and over
again.