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Summary: Haunting and Unforgettable
Comment: Should be required reading for . . . for everyone who can read. Puts a face, a voice, a mind, a
spirit to something that is so hard to comprehend that it often can feel more like an idea than a
reality. A truly moving book. Also, I would recommend the PBS documentary made about Wiesel that
was produced, written and edited by David Grossbach and Rob Gardner.

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Summary: I RECOMMEND IT.
Comment: This book is absolutely not anti-religion, and it does not promote any one religion, so readers need
not be worried that this book is promoting religion or atheism. I RECOMMEND IT.

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Summary: Inspiring
Comment: Wow, it has ben a long time since I read a book so touching. Thank you!

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Summary: So sad, so much pain
Comment: Some of the scenes went on and on and on, but overall it was very heart touching, eye opening look
at the truth of the situation.

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Summary: Very moving, impactful, horrific......
Comment: Very well written. Gets to the point. This is the FIRST book I've read (other than Diary of Anne
Frank) about the concentration camps & the horrific plight of those who endured them. I CAN say -
Weisel does an excellent job of conveying what happened during the years being confined and moved
among camps. And fortunately for us - he paints a good enough picture of the experience without
having to go in to more details that he easily could have. It makes you want to go back in time &
CHANGE what happened. It makes me NOT want to read anymore on this subject b/c of the unspeakable
horrors that existed & no one did anything about.