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In the third year of the nazi occupation of Denmark, Amemarie Wanted to Keep her Jewish friend Ellen Safe from Nazis.

with the help of her family and the Resistance. She aways With Ellen.

I Was truly impressed by Annemariesone of the main chancters.

She is a ten-Year-old innocent and brave girl.

The theme of the book is Bravery This is Shown Clearly Chapter 9, when she found out the lie. Because She Knew Great - aunt Birte didn’t exist.

She grew up enough to found out what is a lie or not.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of Dialogue, Tone Additionally, the use of to Tone emphasizes the theme.

In Chapter 9, Annemarie found out the

lie that Great-aunt Birte didnt exist when she saying like :

"Yes, mama has never lied to me before Never, But I know there is Great -aunt Birte. Never once."

The world can be tough, so the value of

Bravery isn't always easy to see.

However, this great book shows it really well.

Through Amnematies Story of growing Up. I knew Its great to be courageous

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. So she kept Ellen in her house and helped her escape to Sweden.

I was truly impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters. She is a girl who lives in Copenhagen and isn't sure of herself when it comes to being brave. The theme of the book is the voyage to growing up. This is shown clearly in Chapter 5. She answered to the officer that Ellen is her sister Lise when the officer asked her name so she wouldn't look suspicious and protect Ellen.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of dialogue. Additionally, the use of tone emphasizes the theme. In the scene that the officer asked her who was in the casket. And Annemarie told him "Great-aunt Birte" in a firm voice.

The world can be tough, so the value of the voyage to growing up isn't always easy to see. However, this great book shows it really well. Through Annemarie's growth, I thought she was very awesome because she grew up in a really short time.

and The Genre of the book is Historical fiction

In the third Year of the Nazi Occupation of Denmark,

Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis. Annemarie helps Ellen

With help of her family and the Resistance, She is bravery deliveredah Important Package that helped Ellen's family escape to Sweden

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

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

The theme of the book is bravery

This is known Clearly in Chapter 4,

when she hide her best friend Ellen in her house.

Because She wanted to hide Ellen from GermanSoldiers. Though Annemarie can be taken in from German soldiers. And Ellen and Annemarie are best friend.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of Dialogue

Additionally, the use of Hyperbole

emphasizes the theme.

In chapter 13, She decided to deliver the

packet to her because mom was injured

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 tonched that i read this book, Annemarie is so bravery.

because she help her friend Ellen though she could have damage.

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

The Author of the book is Lois Lowry.

The Genre of the book is historical fiction.

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

I was truly impressed by Annemarie.

She is very kind and brave and she value her friend, and her age is ten-year-old.

The theme of the book is Friendship.

This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when a German soldier came into Annemarie's house, Annemarie hid Ellen’s Jewish necklace.

Because she needed to protect Ellen, as showing the necklace of Star of David was very dangerous.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of Imagry.

Additionally, the use of Imagery emphasizes the theme.

In the scene in Chapter 6, when Annemarie, her mom, and Ellen went to Uncle Henrik’s house, the image was very friendly.

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

But this great book shows it really well.

Through Annemarie’s story of friendship, I was moved by Annemarie's protection of Ellen.

I also wanted to make a friend like Annemarie.

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

I read a historical fiction “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry. In the third year of the Nazi occupation of Denmark. Annemarie wanted to keep her Jewish friend Ellen safe from the Nazis. Annemarie and her family acted as if Ellen were part of their family. I was very impressed by Annemarie, one of the main characters. She is brave and she grows up more and more when she is in a chrisis. The theme of this book is friendship.

This is shown clearly in Chapter 5, when Annemarie acted as if she were Ellen's family. She was nervous but suppressed her emotions and keep acting. Annemarie did it because she wanted to keep Ellen from being caught by the German soldiers. Such actions are effectively shown through the use of tone, and imagery. Additionally, the use of simile emphasizes the theme. In the scene in Chapter 5, when German soldiers came into her house, Annemarie and Ellen acted as if they were family to keep Ellen safe.

The world can be tough, so the value of Friendship, isn’t always easy to see. However, this great book shows it really well. Through Annemarie’s story of growing up, I think Annemarie cares for the people around her more, even though she is younger than I am.

In the end, “Number the Stars” is a story that everyone will remamber 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.

Annemarie defended her self With Several character I was truly

impressed by Annemarie,one of the main Characters

She is 10 Years old, lives in copenhagen and is a girl With a Strong Personality

The thene of the book is Bravery This is Shown clearly in Chapter, When Annemarie was running around in the alley, soldiers asked her a question and She was scared but she answered

Because she want to protect her friend and sister .

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of Dialogue emphasizes the theme.

In the scene that uncle henrik and Annemarie said about bravery in the barn, he asked "How brave are you little annemarie? And she replied " Not very”

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

However, this great book shows it really well.

Through Annemarie ‘s story of growing up,I reailzed that bravery is essential in life.

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

I was truly impressed by Annemarie one of the main characters she is very brave and wants to save her friend from the nazis, The theme I chose was friendship, I chose this theme because I really admire Annemarie and Ellen's friendship.

During the Nazi

occupation of Denmark, Annemarie tried to protect her Jewish friend Ellen from the Nazis

. Annemarie

hid Ellen's Jewish necklace and helped her family escape to Sweden. I was truly impressed by Annemarie. She is ten years old and is a good friend to Ellen, showing bravery and quick thinking.

The theme of the book is the voyage to growing up. This is clearly shown in Chapter 15 when Annemarie encounters German soldiers and lies to protect her family.Because uncle Henrik need the stuff  but he forget this.So she run to Henrik.But she met the German soldiers with dogs.

he use of dialogue effectively emphasizes the theme throughout the story.

In a scene where Great-aunt

Birte is missing, Annemarie asks Uncle Henrik for the truth but he doesn't reveal it. This shows Annemarie's growth in understanding difficult situations and being brave.

The world can be challenging, but the value of

the journey to growing up

is evident in this book

. As the story progresses, Annemarie matures and becomes more thoughtful.

"Number the Stars" is a memorable story that captures the essence of growing up.

I read a war novel, 'Number the Stars' by Lois Lowry.

The story takes place during the Nazi occupation of Denmark and focuses on Annemarie's story.

Annemarie helped her Jewish friend Ellen escape to Sweden to avoid the Nazis.

I was impressed by Peter, one of the main characters.

He is a man of the Resistance and was engaged to Lise, Annemarie's sister.

The theme of the book is bravery.

This is shown clearly in Chapter 11,when Peter took the lead in guiding a way to Sweden for Ellen's family.

He did this because he wanted many people to be safe, even though it could be very dangerous.

Such actions are effectively shown through the use of tone.

Additionally, the use of dialogue emphasizes the theme.

We can see it in the scene where Annemarie's mom lied to the Nazi officers when they were about to open the casket.

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

However, this book shows it really well.

As each character became braver in the difficult situation over time, I realized that bravery can be very important for our development.

In the end,if you want to become a braver person, read "Number the Stars."

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

3. Annemarie sent Ellen to Sweden with her family's helps.

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

5. She was 5 years old and immature. But she grew up.

6. The theme of the book is the voyage to growing up.

7. This was shown clearly in Chapter 1&6, when Kirsti met German soldiers, she pushed the soldiers hand away and said "Don't."

8. But in Chapter 6, when Kirsti met soldiers on the train, she said, “I’m going to visit my Uncle Henrik.” As time went on, Kirsti grew up, showing her maturity.

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

10. Additionally, the use of Dialogue emphasizes the theme.

11. In Chapter 13, Annemarie delivered the package to uncle Henrik, eventhough it was dangerous.

12. The world can be tough, so the value of The voyage to growing up isn't always easy to see.

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

14. Through Kirsti's story of growing up, I thought that Kirsti grew a lot in a short time.

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