, not only had I not read it, I hadn’t even heard of it, and now I would list it as one of the most important books to read on the Jewish Holocaust. Elie Wiesel shares his personal experience in the camps. I’ve tried about seventeen different sentences in an effort to sum up his story; it can’t be done – it’s too big. Someone he manages to tell it well in this slender book, one that must be included on any Holocaust list.
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If you liked Night, you may like Sheisshaus Luck by Pierre Berg. I found some things to be somewhat similar in attitude and writing style.
ReplyDeleteThis is still on my "to read" list. Soon, soon.
ReplyDeleteI reviewed this book a few months ago. I LOVED it.
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