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In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden.

I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

The theme of the book is bravery.

This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend safe, even though she was very scared.

Such actions are effectively shown through

the use of imagery.

Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes the theme.

In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie

feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn't always easy to see.

B However, this great book shows it really well.

Annemarie's story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

② In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

③ With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden

④I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

⑤She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

⑥The theme of the book is bravery.

⑦This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

⑧Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend safe, even though she was very scared.

⑨Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery, flashbacks, and dialogue.

⑩Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes(강화하다) the theme.

⑪In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

⑫The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn’t always easy to see.

⑬ However, this great book shows it really well.

⑭Through Annemarie’s story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

⑮ In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

② In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

③ With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden

④I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

⑤She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

⑥The theme of the book is bravery.

⑦This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

⑧Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend safe, even though she was very scared.

⑨Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery, flashbacks, and dialogue.

⑩Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes(강화하다) the theme.

⑪In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

⑫The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn’t always easy to see.

⑬ However, this great book shows it really well.

⑭Through Annemarie’s story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

⑮ In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

② In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

③ With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden

④I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

⑤She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

⑥The theme of the book is bravery.

⑦This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

⑧Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend safe, even though she was very scared.

⑨Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery, flashbacks, and dialogue.

⑩Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes(강화하다) the theme.

⑪In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

⑫The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn’t always easy to see.

⑬ However, this great book shows it really well.

⑭Through Annemarie’s story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

⑮ In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

② In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

③ With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden

④I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

⑤She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

⑥The theme of the book is bravery.

⑦This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

⑧Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend safe, even though she was very scared.

⑨Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery, flashbacks, and dialogue.

⑩Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes(강화하다) the theme.

⑪In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

⑫The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn’t always easy to see.

⑬ However, this great book shows it really well.

⑭Through Annemarie’s story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

⑮ In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

② In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

③ With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden

④I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

⑤She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

⑥The theme of the book is bravery.

⑦This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

⑧Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend safe, even though she was very scared.

⑨Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery, flashbacks, and dialogue.

⑩Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes(강화하다) the theme.

⑪In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

⑫The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn’t always easy to see.

⑬ However, this great book shows it really well.

⑭Through Annemarie’s story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

⑮ In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

Peter is Lise’s boyfriend, but his girlfriend died because of the Nazis. After her girlfriend died, he kept helping Ellen’s family. His character shows resistance against injustice. This is shown clearly in Chapter 10, when Peter helps prepare for the Rosen family’s escape by suggesting, “Let us open the casket,” which hides supplies for the escape. His action demonstrates his bravery and dedication to the Danish Resistance.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of dialogue, which emphasizes the theme. In Chapter 10 of Number the Stars, Peter demonstrates the literary device of dialogue when he calmly says, “Let us open the casket,” signaling the hidden supplies for the escape plan. His words, though simple, reveal his composed leadership and the urgency of the situation, emphasizing his bravery and dedication.

The world can be tough, so the value of resistance against injustice is important. Through Peter’s behavior, I realized that resistance against injustice is important because being under unjust treatment makes people sad.

2) In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

3) With the help of her family and the Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important

package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden.

4) I was really impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

5) She is a ten-year-old girl who wants to help her best friend, Ellen.

6) The theme of the book is bravery.

7) This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie lies to the German soldiers to protect Ellen by saying, "This girl is not Ellen, but my sister, Lise."

8)Annemarie did this because she wanted to keep her friend

safe, even though she was very scared.

9) Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery.

10) Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes the theme.

11) In the change between the scene in Chapter 2, where Annemarie

feels glad to be an ordinary person, and the scene in Chapter 5, where Annemarie lies to the German soldier, we can see it clearly.

12) The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn't always easy to see.

13) However, this great book shows it really well.

14) Through Annemarie's story of growing up, I realized that bravery is very important and can even save lives.

15) In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

2)In 1943 Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis.

3)So Annemarie and Ellen went Henrik's house.

4)And Ellen's family escape to Sweden with the help of Annemarie's family.

5)I was truly impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

6)She is a ten-year-old girl who has a Jewish friend.

7)The theme of the book is friendship.

8)This is shown clearly in Chapter5, when the Nazi soldiers came to Annemarie's house to find the Jewish, Annemarie took off the Ellen's necklace.

9)Because she thought that Ellen would be dangerous if she had a necklace with the star of David.

10)Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery.

11)Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasizes the theme.

12)In the scene that when Annemarie run the dark path to protect Ellen, Annemarie thought of Red Riding Hood that met the wolf.

13)And it meant that Annemarie would face the danger.

14)The world can be tough, so the value of friendship isn't always easy to see.

15)But this great book shows it really well. 16)Through Annemarie's story of growing up, I realized that friendship is priceless once again.

17)In the end, "Number the Stars" is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

The world can be tough, so the value of resistance against injustice isn't always easy to see. But this great book shows it really well. Through this story, I realized that sometimes resistance against injustice is also important than life

In 1943 Denmark, Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis. With the help of her family and the Resistance Annemarie delivered an important package. I was truly impressed by Annemarie , one of the main characters. She is a ten-year-old girl who has younger sister, Kirsti. The theme of the book is Bravery. This is shown clearly in Chapet 13, when Annemarie took the packet and went to Henrik. Because she thought the packet was important thing. So she had to deliver it even at the risk. Such actions ar effectivelt shown through the use of Dialogue. Additionally, the use of Dialogue emphasizes the theme. In the scene tha Annemarie hid Ellen's Jewish necklace instead. The worl can be though, so the value of Bravery isn't always easy to see. But this great book shows it really well. I think Annemaire became a brave girl because she helped Ellen and other people.

In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark. Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis with the help of her family.

I was truly impressed by Annemarie,one of the main characters and kind girl. The theme of the book is friendship. This is shown clearly in Chapter 1, when Annemarie and Ellen beat a race.

Because she when Annemarie and Ellen walked to home, they was very bored, so they beat a race Such actions are effectively shown through the use of Flashback. Additionally,the use of Flash back emphasizes the theme. In the scene that when Annemarie flashback about her dead sister Lise. The world can be tough,so the value of Bravery isn’t always easy to see. But this great book shows it really well. When I read this book I feel good and even I feel brave. In the end, “Number the stars” is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

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