Submitted by Brenna, Age 11 from New York
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This book was amazing. This book was about a boy and his family in the Holocaust. They were sent to a concentration camp and the boy and the dad were trying to save each other and they keep moving to different ghettos then something happens, read this book to find out what happens. It is definitely my favorite book.
Submitted by Dominique, Age 12 from New York
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This book is very good but better for mature readers. Night follows Elie as he travels around fighting to survive. Elie lives with his mom, dad and sister but when they go into the concentration camp they get separated Elies mom and sister go one way and Elie and his dad go the other.
Submitted by Evyn, Age 12 from New York
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Night by Elie Wiesel is a true story of his time in the holocaust. It begins in the concentration camp called Auschwitz. It doesn’t seem bad but once you learn what is in the camps you will be horrified.
Submitted by Kaylie, Age 12 from New York
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In Night, Elie, a Holocaust survivor, describes his experience in one of the darkest times in history. At the age of 15, Elie Wiesel was sent with his family to Auschwitz, a concentration camp ruled by the Nazis. There, he faces starvation, persecution and even death. The Nazis have taken everything from him– his family, his home, his belongings– what is left? Can Elie keep him and his father alive? Night is a very eye-opening story. You get to experience the Holocaust through Elie’s eyes and it gives you a whole new perspective. This book is very gruesome and gives many details. Some parts may be too graphic for some readers. I recommend this book for people who can take gore, because it truly makes you feel like you are experiencing the inhumanity that still haunts us today.
Submitted by Julia, Age 12 from New York
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Night was a very detailed and horrific book about Elie Wiesel’s life during the holocaust. It told of his survival during history’s darkest time, with like I said lots of details, the book was very in dept and told of the gassing, starvation, painful labor, losing loved ones. The book is definitely mature but is a very good description about what truly happened during the Holocaust.
Submitted by Jane, Age 12 from New York
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Night by Elie Wiesel was a very interesting book about the Holocaust. Elie was an actual person in the Holocaust, so this is a memior. It tells about his experiences of concentration camps, Nazis, selections, death, and trying to survive. It also tells about some of the more gruesome things of the Holocaust, so if you’re not into that, I wouldn’t suggest this book. Otherwise, Night told a very interesting perspective of how awful the Holocaust really was, and I would recommend it to anyone who would like to learn more about this event in history.
Submitted by Cat, Age 11 from New York
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“His son searched him, took the crust of bread, and began to devour it.” The person who was being searched was beaten to death by his own son because he was so desperate for food. In Night by Elie Wiesel, Elie had to face those conditions of starvation. He was a Holocaust survivor who went to Auschwitz Birkenau. You should read this book because it tells about the terrible conditions in the concentration camps. Also, Elie tells about what he had to do to survive the Holocaust.
Submitted by Annah, Age 11 from New York
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Night by Wiesel is a mature book about the holocaust and Elie trying to survive through it, it’s a very graphic book and not for people who don’t like death its a very good non fiction book