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the book the night is similar to the boom. they are related because they are both about concentration camps, and world war II. They are also non fiction too. They also are really good high energy and action packed books.

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Mya Moore 2/28/17 (Text-Text to Text-World)

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Mya Moore 2/28/17 (Text-Text to Text-World)

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The book Night is similar to the book The Boy In The Striped Pajama's by John Boyne They are related because the kid in night is a Jew and the boy that Bruno encounters in boy in the stripped pajamas is also a Jew. My text to world connection is that there are people in the world that are treated almost the same as the Jews were treated, we have slaves today who are treated horribly just like the Jews were.

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Samantha Krause 2/28/17 (Text-text and text-world)

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Samantha Krause 2/28/17 (Text-text and text-world)

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Night reminded me of Number the Stars by Lois Lowry. Both of the stories are  are told from the prospective of a young child. Also both of the kids had an encounter with the Nazis. Eliezer (Night) was taken by the Nazis and he was forced to do work and other things no kid at his age would be doing nowadays.
This book connects to the world because Eliezer was taken in by the Nazis and had to do work for them. They got very little food and rest and had to be working most of the time. This connects to slavery in the modern day because adults and even kids are pulled into slavery to do work for the slave owners. They get very little food and rest just like Eliezer and his father, Schlomo.

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I am doing pages 74 to 75. I am changing Elie's point of view into his fathers point of view.

Today was the day of where I would figure out if I was going to continue working at the camp or get cremated. I stepped out just far enough to see the doctors deciding our fate. They look angry and mean but when it was my turn I went out all tough like I could handle anything. I glanced to see if they wrote down my number but it really didn't look like they had. When everyone was finished they called around ten numbers out but mine was one of them. The only thought that went through my head was that I was getting cremated any time soon. They told us just to stay in the camp while the other Jews went to work. I was so worried. What was happening to my son? What if he is dead already? I couldn't help to think this so I ran toward the camp he was at. I saw him running straight toward me and his face looked very anxious. At this point I just don't know what is going to happen with our lives.

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(Point of view)  I am doing the first scene of the book where moshie escapes the gestapo, and instead of the narrrators point of view I am doing it in moshie the Beatles point of view.

The train I was on with my fellow deportes had finnaly crossed the Hungrainian border. The train was taken over by gestapo. We were all ordered to get of the train in wating trucks.  We were then taken to a forest and were forced to dig huge trenches! When we were all finished our work, We were shot by the gestapo annd were forced to  go to the trench and offer our necks. I moshie the beatle escaped the gestapo. It was not easy but It was worth it. Everyday I would go house to house telling jewish families my stories about my escape.

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Mya Moore 2/22/17 Pages 95 to 113 (Point of View)

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Mya Moore 2/22/17 Pages 95 to 113 (Point of View)

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I am using page 106 where Elizer finds his dad and gets him a cup of coffee. And changing it from Elizers point of view to his dads point of view.

I woke up and I remembered my son, I went to look for him. But then I thought what if I didn't find him, I wouldn't ever have to take care of him. I could eat all my food without sharing it. But I was soon disappointed in myself, he was my son after all. I couldn't find him anywhere. Then I came to a block were they were selling black "coffee". Then I heard it "Dad, please, bring me some coffee, i'm so weak." I ran towards him.
"Son I've been looking everywhere for you, did you get something to eat, are you feeling better."
He seemed to still be sick, but I made my way over to the coffee pot and got a cup for him. I shall never forget his face, gratitude.

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Maryann Dyer 2/16/17 Pages 51-75 (Independent Assignment)

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Maryann Dyer 2/16/17 Pages 51-75 (Independent Assignment)

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In the book so far they have been put in multiple concentration camps and each time they move from place to place there method of transportation gets worse. They punish all the Jews that committed a crime. I think it is sad because they were desperate.Also when his dad got written down to die because he was not good enough. This part in the book made me upset at the Nazis because they kill so many innocent. Though I enjoy to learn about this period in history I hope nobody gets that stupid idea again.

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Mya Moore 2/16/17 (independent assignment)

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Mya Moore 2/16/17 (independent assignment)

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So far they have been moved around to a bunch of different concentration camps. A lot of people want his gold cap that is on his tooth, so eventually someone pulls it out. Everyone gets called into a line and they go down the line and write certain people down. His father was written down, but he was not. When everyone goes to work the next morning his everyone that was written down had to stay at the camp. They also hung the Jews that committed crimes. I think that this is a terrible thing to do, especially since they hang them in front of everyone. I don't think any of them are treated correctly. I think they should have more food and a better place to stay. They should not have separated families, the families should have been able to stay together. Overall  it is a terrible event that happened in history and hope it will never happen again.

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Maddy Evans 2/16/17( Summary and Opinion)During the book so far The jews were brought to a concentration camp  In a buch of diffrent places. They were going to go to the first cocentration camp on a train. It was not a very nice train it was very discusting. Everyone started going crazy and wierd because they were not feed a lot of food and also they were going crazy because there were so many people stuck in the cart it was hard to move. I Think it is absoloutley terrible and disgusting. I dont think theese people should have to go through this. The nazis need to chill!!!!!

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Maddy Evans 2/16/17( Summary and Opinion)During the book so far The jews were brought to a concentration camp  In a buch of diffrent places. They were going to go to the first cocentration camp on a train. It was not a very nice train it was very discusting. Everyone started going crazy and wierd because they were not feed a lot of food and also they were going crazy because there were so many people stuck in the cart it was hard to move. I Think it is absoloutley terrible and disgusting. I dont think theese people should have to go through this. The nazis need to chill!!!!!

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Samantha Krause 2/16/17 (Independent assignment

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Samantha Krause 2/16/17 (Independent assignment

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So far what is happening is that the Jewish family of 6 was taken to many different concentration camps. They were taken to the first camp on a disgusting train. They had started hallucinating because of the lack of food they were getting and also the amount of space in the cart. There were eighty people to a train so it was really rough to move around. I honestly think this is awful. Just all the things that the Jews had to go through made me feel disgusted. The fact that they were put on a train with barely any food and had to fit eighty people in one small train was not right. I personally don't think they were treated right because they never really did anything to the Nazis. So I really think they should have lived a free life without the Nazis!!

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( Summary and Opinion)
During the book so far

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The jews are being forced to work, and If they don't they will die. They Are basicly stuck because they are being beaten and hurt if they choose to work . But if they choose not to work, then they will die.

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One conflict in the story so far is that the Jews have to choose between life or death. They can die in the crematorium or work for the Nazi. This is a Man vs Self conflict because they must decide whether they want to die or live but work.

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Maryann Dyer 2/14/17 Pages 38-56 (Conflict)

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Maryann Dyer 2/14/17 Pages 38-56 (Conflict)

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The conflict is that the Jews must work or die. The Jews are given a choice weather they want to work or not work. If they chose to work they stay alive. If they chose to not work they would go to the crematorium to die. This is man vs man.

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So the poor Jews were told that they were brought to a concentration camp called Auschwitz. They need to choose if they would rather work or not work and be directly brought to the crematorium. This is man vs. man conflict because they have to choose between two paths. Either working and or death.

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Maryann Dyer  2/9/17 Pages 19-37 (Summary)

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Maryann Dyer  2/9/17 Pages 19-37 (Summary)

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On page 19 he is leaving with his family and then they are loaded on to the train, On the train they are forced to stand in the cattle cars they all coul not even sit down all at once. They took turns sitting down and there is a crazy lady in there cart. There is no food or water.

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On pages 23 to 28 it described how he had to travel with all of his bags. Then get stuffed into a cart with a bunch of other Jews. There was a crazy lady who kept hallucinating a fire. She also kept them up if they were trying to sleep because of her screams about a fire. They barely got anything to eat or drink. They eventually got to the camp, and his sisters and mom got separated from him and his father. Him and his father walked toward the fire where they would be thrown into the fire and die.

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(Summary)
The book so far features Ellie and
her journey as a kid durring the war.
It is in transylvania, and also a lot
of concentration camps during
1944. It also Includes a discription
of how awful it was on the train
where they were taken away. It also
talks about jews a lot. It is a very
intresting book with lots of
surprises!

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So from pages 23 to 28 it described how awful and difficult the trip on the train was when they were taken away. They barely got anything to eat or drink and not only that there were 80 Jews stuffed into one cart at a time. It was hot and disgusting and some people started hallucinating. A lady claimed she kept seeing a fire but there never was one. Then all of the sudden they were told to get off the trains and women go to the right and men go to the left. From this point forward Elie and his father were separated from the rest of their family. Elie and his father were on their way down the cremation lane where they will be thrown into a fire and killed.

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There were two characters that were introduced in the book so far.  The first one was Moishe the beadle. He is a poor Jew that lives on the streets. Another character in the night is elizer. Elizer is the narrator of the night and is very kind, quiet, and innocent.  The setting of the night is in Transylvania, ( also in concentration camps). It takes place in 1944.

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There where two characters that I have read about so far. Moishe the Beadle who is a jew who bother no one and is very odd. The boy Elizer and his mom and dad who are also Jews and are innocent .

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One character in the novel Night  is Moishe the Beadle he is a poor Jew that lives on the streets, He also taught Elizer Jewish Mysticism. Elizer is the narrator of night, he also had three siblings Hilda, Bea, and Tzipora. He is very nice and observant, he also likes to learn. The setting of this novel is in Transylvania (Sighet), a Jewish ghetto, and various camps that he had been brought to.

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Samantha Krause 2/6/17  (Character/Setting)

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Samantha Krause 2/6/17  (Character/Setting)

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Moishe the Beadle- Very weird and mysterious. He is a poor Jew that lives in Sighet. He is also Elizer’s teacher of Jewish Mysticism.
Elizer- The narrator of Night. Also has three siblings.... Hilda, Bea, Tzipora. He is a very innocent, dedicated and an observant Jew.

Setting- Is in Transylvania (Sighet). Also a series of concentration camps such as Birkenau, Auschwitz, Buna, and Buchenwald. It is also around the year of 1944.

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I predict it is a book about the authors life, as a kid during world war 2 .

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I think that we we observe the book in the boys point of view and how he lived though this crazy encounter with the Nazi's. Also I think that this will be a good book

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I predict that there is a little boy named Elie and he has some sort of experience with the Nazi's. "As a human Document, NIGHT is almost unbearably painful, and certainly beyond criticism."

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I predict that night will have some sort of relation to the night, an it will most likely have story's that are "terrifying" based off of the quote of on the front of the book by The New York Times. It also must be a interesting book based off of the Nobel Peace Prize that it won.