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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.

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.

In 1943, Denmark. Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis. Annemarie and her family took care of Ellen’s family by helping them escape to Sweden.

I was really impressed by Inge, one of the main characters. She is Annemarie's mom, who is old but very brave and wise.

The theme of the book is Resistance against injustice. This is clearly shown in Chapter 13, when she tripped and hurt her foot. But she didn’t gamble rather she helped the people escape by leading in the front. Inge did this because she wanted to fight against the Nazis and wanted to help the ones who were in danger.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery. Additionally, the use of imagery emphasizes the theme.

In chapter 10, the author describes, "With a swift motion the Nazi officer slapped Mama across her face." Inge fought for justice against the Nazi officers.

The world can be really tough, so the value of resistance against justice isn't always easy to see. However, this great book shows it really well.

After reading the story of Inge fighting against injustice, I realized one person's act of justice can lead to many people’s freedom.

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 tall and a ten years old

⑥The theme of the book is bravery.

⑦In chapters 5. When Annemarie said “This girl is not Ellen,but my sister,Lise”

⑧Because Annemarie wanted safe her friend

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

⑩Additionally, the use of dialogue emphasizes 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 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 truly impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters.

5)She is a teenage girl, but she is very brave and a good person deep down inside.

6)The theme of the book is friendship.

7)This is shown clearly in Chapter 12, when Ellen said “l promise.” and Annemarie answered, “I know you will.” to relieve themselves.

8)This is because she wanted to see Ellen again and believed it would be.

9)So, she made a promise to Ellen.

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

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

12)Annemarie held Ellen’s necklace in chapter 5, Annemarie clutched Ellen’s necklace with the clenched fingers of her right hand.

13)After the soldiers left, Annemarie saw that she had left an imprint of Star of David in her palm.

14)This scene shows friendship and uses imagery.

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

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

17)I thought hard times can be overcome with friends through Annemarie and Ellen sharing their feelings each other.

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

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 Resistance, Annemarie bravely delivered an important

package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden.

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

She was the Danish girl from Denmark who shown bravery

The theme of the book is Bravery

This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when she undoes Ellen's

necklace and hide it when the Nazi soldiers were in front of the

their room's door

Because she did that to protect Ellen

from Nazi soldiers who had to take her.

Such actions are effectively showed through the use of dialogue

Additionally, the use of dialogue

 emphasizes the theme.

In Chapter 5, Annemarie whispered urgently

"Take your necklace off" to Ellen to hide that she was a Jew

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

However, this great book shows it really well

The main charters had been brave , so I was proud of them. In the end, Number the Stars' is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

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

Annemarie brought Ellen to Uncle's house, a safe place , with her family.

I was really impressed by Ellen, one of the

main characters.

She is short and has dark hair. Her actions are brave. Additionally, she is a Jewish girl.

The theme of the book is bravery and friendship.

This is shown clearly in Chapter 4, when she trusted

Annemarie and followed her by leaving Ellen’s family.

Ellen did this because she was in danger of being caught by German soldiers.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of dialogue. Additionally, the use of imagery and tone emphasizes the theme.

Though they were in the war, Annemarie and Kirsti often laughed when they went to beach or lay on the bed together.

The world can be tough, so the value of Friendship and

Bravery isn’t always easy to see.

However, this great book shows it really well.

In spite of the hard tome, we can encourage

and have bravery through true friendship.

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

2) I was impressed by Inge.

3) She is Annemarie’s mom.

4) The theme of the book was Bravery.

5) Inge protected Children alone and told a lie daringly to German Soldiers.

6) She was good-hearted and brave enough to act like that.

7) Such actions are effectively shown through the use of dialogue and tone.

8) Addtionally, the use of dialogue and imagery emphasizes the theme.

9) Inge told a lie to the German soldiers very calmly.

10) “The doctor said the casket should be closed because she died of typhus" 11) She also acted as she would open it right at the time even trough it should never have been opened for her.

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) I thought normal people can’t have the great bravery.

15) However as I read what peope in the story have done, I realized it isn’t a matter of normality to be brave.

In 1943, Denmark, Annemarie wanted to help her Jewish friend Ellen from the Nazis. She provided Ellen with food, clothing and shelter.

I’ll introduce Annemarie.

She was a brave girl with a tall and lanky body.

The theme of the book was Annemarie’s bravery. In Chapter 13, when Peter left his packet behind, she decided to bring it to him even though it was dangerous.

Because she remembered the way alone and knew that she should go, she thought she had to do that.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery. Additionally, the use of foreshadowing emphasized the theme. In the scene that she would never do bravely as an ordinary person, there was a foreshadowing that she would do bravely.

The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn’t always easy to see. However, this great book shows it really well. I felt touched when Annemarie became braver and braver. In the end, “Number the stars”is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

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

Annemarie’s family protected Ellen.

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

She is tall and 10 years old.

The theme of the book is bravery.

This is shown clearly in Chapter1, when Annemarie met a soldier, she didn't panic and answered.

Because she wanted to protect Ellen and Kirsti.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of dialogue.

Additionally, the use of dialogue emphasizes the theme.

In the scene that in Chapter 5, Annemarie lied to soldiers to protect Ellen.

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

However, this great book shows it really well.

I thought it was important to be brave after reading this book.

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

2. It was in 1943 Denmark

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 truly impressed by Annemarie

5. she is a 10 years old, and she has blond hair

6.The theme of the book is bravery

7. This is shown Clearly in chapter 13, when she said, take a look at what your uncle left behind " It. I know the way, and it's almost light now"

8. As she grew up, she had courage

9. Such actions are effectively shown through the use of dialogue

10. Additionally, the use of dialogue emaphasizes the theme

11. In Chapter 5, Annemarie said, 'this is my sister Lise.'

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. I felt that bravery was important, and Annemarie looked amazing.

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

Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden. I was truly impressed by Annemarie one of the main characters. She was lanky,tall, and brave in this character. The theme of the book was bravery. This was shown clearly in chapter 13, when she had to bring packet to uncle she said " I will take it. I know the way, and it's almost light now." Because she was the only one who knew the way, so she went herself. Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery.

In chapter 5, Annemarie decides to help Ellen by acting as her older sister. The world can be tough, so the value of bravery isn't always easy to see. It was really cool that Annemarie acted bravely for her friends and family. In the end, 'Number the stars' is a story that everyone will remember for a long time.

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

3) Annemarie bravely delivered an important package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden.

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

5) She was just 10 years old, but she is so brave that she played a vital role when Ellen's family tried to escape Denmark.

6) The theme of this book is bravery. 7) This is shown in Chapter 14, when Annemarie ran to Henrik's boat when her mom told her to give a package to Henrik.

8) It shows how brave she is.

9) Annemarie did this because she wanted Ellen's family to be safe, and she heard this package was important to escape.

10) Such actions are effectively shown through the use of imagery. Additionally, the use of imagery emphasizes the theme.

11) German soldiers hit Annemarie's mom's cheek, but she wasn't afraid of them, and she overcame this situation with her wisdom.

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) When I read this book, I was surprised that Annemarie was so brave.

15) If I were Annemarie, I would be so afraid, and I might not help others because I didn't have any time to relax.

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