| Thursday, May 22, 2008 |
| Because of Romek #2 |
1. David's pigeon helped the family. If it wasn't for the pigeons, the Faber family could've gotten killed. The idea of keeping a pigeon was weird at first, but it helped warn the family. Since the family hid, they didn't get murdered and was safe.
2. The conditions at the "Puskow Vacation Camp" isn't much of a vacation. I thought that the old name of the camp was called "Puskow Vacation Camp" and the Nazis' must of took over the camp or something. The conditions were very bad. The prisoners were tired and the Nazis didn't really care about the prisoners. They were underfed and the Nazis' made them work extremely hard.
3. My questions:
1) What would you say the scariest part was throughout the World War II experience?
2) How do you remember every detail of the book? |
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