Prisoner B 3087 Summary
The Novel, Prisoner B 3087, by Alan Gratz, goes back during World War 2, when the antagonist, Hitler, was trying to eliminate all of the jews. A small boy named Yanek, was living with his family at the time this all started, so as it all unfolded, he was terrified.
His parents kept explaining to him that everything was ok, and it was for a while. With the assurance of his parents, and being surrounded by his family, he began to feel comfort again. However, the nazis began to invade his town, and they were put into a ghetto to wait for a long time until they would transported again.Then he became to feel a little frightened. Right off the bat, the author gives many details describing what was going on, and how the characters felt. For example, when the author said “You could feel the rumble of the boots coming up the steps” you could tell that the characters were scared.After all, he is only 10 years old, so imagine being through all of that… The author really describes the fear you …show more content…
She had been explaining how he had been surviving all alone, when out of nowhere they came back and captured him… however that's not the interesting part. The interesting part is when he gets in the truck, and is getting transported to the place, she describes how the ride was so vividly, it's almost as if you were there. Then when he got out, the author described the scene so well, it said “There was white stuff all over the ground, almost as if it was warm snow”, she was describing all of the ashes on the ground…
The antagonist, Hitler, is so worried about his master race that he doesn't realize how much he is molesting other families. So no matter how you think of it, he is not doing a good thing. Some people say that he was just going on with his beliefs, and he thought he was doing the right thing, but if you think about it a little bit more, then you're opinion will definitely
His parents kept explaining to him that everything was ok, and it was for a while. With the assurance of his parents, and being surrounded by his family, he began to feel comfort again. However, the nazis began to invade his town, and they were put into a ghetto to wait for a long time until they would transported again.Then he became to feel a little frightened. Right off the bat, the author gives many details describing what was going on, and how the characters felt. For example, when the author said “You could feel the rumble of the boots coming up the steps” you could tell that the characters were scared.After all, he is only 10 years old, so imagine being through all of that… The author really describes the fear you …show more content…
She had been explaining how he had been surviving all alone, when out of nowhere they came back and captured him… however that's not the interesting part. The interesting part is when he gets in the truck, and is getting transported to the place, she describes how the ride was so vividly, it's almost as if you were there. Then when he got out, the author described the scene so well, it said “There was white stuff all over the ground, almost as if it was warm snow”, she was describing all of the ashes on the ground…
The antagonist, Hitler, is so worried about his master race that he doesn't realize how much he is molesting other families. So no matter how you think of it, he is not doing a good thing. Some people say that he was just going on with his beliefs, and he thought he was doing the right thing, but if you think about it a little bit more, then you're opinion will definitely