Night Book Review Essay
How are you, Anthony? Hope you are doing well as I am. Recently, I finished reading a book called Night by Elise Wiesel. This book is based on a real life circumstance endured by young Elie Wiesel. I truly enjoyed reading this book, therefore, I believe that you will enjoy it too. So I am recommending this book to you to read. Reading this book will give you a more in-depth, personal view of Elie’s experience during the Holocaust. An interesting fact: Holocaust was derived from the Greek word ‘holokauston’ which translates to ‘sacrifice by fire’. Night is an autobiography by Ellie Wiesel, which was published in 1960. Elie wrote this book as he felt as if it is his duty to inform the world of the cruelty that the Germans did to the Jews. He
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This was during the period of 1943-45 – towards the end of Second World War II. This book focuses on how unacceptable the situation was in the concentration camps and moreover, gives you a clear idea of how the Germans dehumanized the Jews. In just over a 100 pages, Elie summarizes the effect Holocaust had on Elie and his fellow Jews. He was extremely personal and really effective when it comes to how he conveyed the message he wanted to share. He wanted all of us to realize that something so cruel and inhumane equivalent to the Holocaust once existed in the world, so that people do not repeat it again in the future. Understanding what humans did wrong in the past could help humans not to repeat the same mistake again in the future and that the main purpose for Elie Wiesel to write this book. Elie, in this book, goes through how the morals of the Jews were obliterated and how their perspective towards other fellow Jews have changed. Elie and his father had a close bond with each other but it did not really matter as at the end Elie kept silent when his father moaned for help. Young Elie never responded to his father’s cries and was not able to respond to his father ever again! This book shows how even a strong father-son relationship could be cluttered when fear is injected to their life; fear of
This was during the period of 1943-45 – towards the end of Second World War II. This book focuses on how unacceptable the situation was in the concentration camps and moreover, gives you a clear idea of how the Germans dehumanized the Jews. In just over a 100 pages, Elie summarizes the effect Holocaust had on Elie and his fellow Jews. He was extremely personal and really effective when it comes to how he conveyed the message he wanted to share. He wanted all of us to realize that something so cruel and inhumane equivalent to the Holocaust once existed in the world, so that people do not repeat it again in the future. Understanding what humans did wrong in the past could help humans not to repeat the same mistake again in the future and that the main purpose for Elie Wiesel to write this book. Elie, in this book, goes through how the morals of the Jews were obliterated and how their perspective towards other fellow Jews have changed. Elie and his father had a close bond with each other but it did not really matter as at the end Elie kept silent when his father moaned for help. Young Elie never responded to his father’s cries and was not able to respond to his father ever again! This book shows how even a strong father-son relationship could be cluttered when fear is injected to their life; fear of