Night

For my literary nonfiction book I decided to re-read NIGHT by Ellie Wiesel. Hey I love this book so much I figured it wouldn't hurt to read it just one more time. NIGHT is about a young Jewish Elizers  journey and struggles through a German cocnectration camp and his struggle to stay true to his faith while trying to stay alive. Ellie and his father face many trials such as beating starvation and separation from there other friends and family while struggling not loose each other as well. They have small living quarters and no restrooms other than the corner body's stacked upon each other and many are sea or dying. Many are so skippy u can count every rib and bone in there body. I liked this book because of its great visual descriptions. Plus it tells what young Elizer emotional battles and trials are as well. I couldn't really relate to this book that eel because I have never really experienced such a horribly tragedy as this thank the good Lord. But something about this book just draws me in and makes grieve and fell sorry for an understand the hardships that these poor Jews went through. I also realize just how awful the human race can really be against its on kind just because they don't look the same or talk different or maybe have a few imperfections. It almost reminds me of bullying in public schools.