Night

1 Pages 338 Words

The author purpose of the book was to tell his life experiences with the holocaust, and a terrifying account of the nazi death camps. The book led into how the nazi’s fed the Jews little or no food how if they were not doing their job they’ll get struck down. Families were separated at the concentration camp in Auschwitz the women were killed in the informatory where you go in and never come out.


The category of nonfiction is drama because of the struggles of what happened to this boy losing his mom dad and his sister.
The author has organized this perfectly the book started when his family was living in the town of sighet until the they were called all the Jews were going to the concentration camp. The structure of the story fit the story people wish they were somewhere else, some wanted to die, people waited for the U.S. army to come and defeat the Ss and free them from the concentration camp. The information the author convey that would be relevant to me and my peers kids don’t want their parents to give up something positive the dad was sick and couldn’t go on like people can’t go if they have cancer. The concentration camps made people weak and go into deep depression. It just like when my peers lose a close family member you maybe wanted to tell that someone something before he or she died and that would be relevant to us like it was in the book.

The effectiveness of the nonfiction text is that the vocabulary was excellent, the structure of the text had the pyramid told the plot, the high point in the story and then the resolution. The accuracy of the information was good enough they told specific dates and told when the Jewish new year came and Christmas. Jews were set on fire, beaten, hang, and frozen to death. Like the many Jews told when the war was over....