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The book "Night"

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#1
The book "Night"
anyone whos read it add me on msn (in my siggy) ive got a job for you.
#2
Is it that book about the Holocaust?
With Eli and his father?
#3
Yes it was.
I still have my annotations.
#4
Google wrote:
Yes it was.
I still have my annotations.



In your sig when i was reading your comment. lol
#5
oh gawd that perfewct
#6
iShellz wrote:
oh gawd that perfewct


Post a list of questions and i'll try and answer them later or tomorrow.
#7
Yeah that's a better idea than answering it one by one. Plus then you can compare my answers with taz.
#8
I've read it as well. :D
#9
I love that book, mucho.
#10
I read it in my English class which i cut maybe like 100 times so i missed some parts :P
#11
1. What is Elie's assignment work at Buna?

2. Explain the metaphoric statement.

"Hundreds of eyes loom at them sparking with desirer."
3. How was the Ducthman's pipel, "who had the face of a sad angel" diffrent form the other pipels.?
#12
You totally missed out Taz. It good book. Very book, good.
#13
iShellz wrote:
1. What is Elie's assignment work at Buna?

2. Explain the metaphoric statement.

"Hundreds of eyes loom at them sparking with desirer."
3. How was the Ducthman's pipel, "who had the face of a sad angel" diffrent form the other pipels.?


You totally missed out Taz. It good book. Very book, good.


@Shellz : Sorry can't answer those D:
@NN : Yeah i know it was a good book i would read it for my self if i find it.
#14
Those I cant answer without the book.

But my answer for the first question is:
Eli was put into one of the easiest job in the camp which was the musical band where he met juliek (I think).

Ps: you can find some of the metaphor shit on sparknotes.com. They should have the answers too.
#15
Didn't he dig holes for the dead jews?
i forgot D:
#16
OH yeah. I think your right.