I had my read of Elie Wiesel's novel "Night" for the holidays.
Who reads during the Christmas break a book about a teenager's personal experience being in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp? (Aye!)
Maybe it's like watching QuentinTarantino's "Hostel" during Valentine's Day, I don't know. Could it be worth the try?
It is a good read.
I got a bit disappointed though (ask Anili why).
I have to thank a good friend, Catherine, for getting me a copy of the novel.
Wiesel writes this human document for the future to know, for the past to remember, for the victims to heal.
Who reads during the Christmas break a book about a teenager's personal experience being in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp? (Aye!)
Maybe it's like watching QuentinTarantino's "Hostel" during Valentine's Day, I don't know. Could it be worth the try?
It is a good read.
I got a bit disappointed though (ask Anili why).
I have to thank a good friend, Catherine, for getting me a copy of the novel.
Wiesel writes this human document for the future to know, for the past to remember, for the victims to heal.
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