And as the story continues, we learn more about the impact of the war on Annemarie’s family and the looming danger to her friend Ellen who is Jewish.Īs Annemarie’s family work together to help Ellen and her family, Annemarie is put in a difficult situation. From the first chapter we learn that this isn’t the easiest life - a foot race home from school is interrupted by German soldiers who tell them to behave better. At the same time, it is fabulous.Number the Stars is focused on Annemarie, a young girl living with her parents and her sister in Copenhagen during the Second World War. I think the author?s writing style might interest readers as well because she does not use hard vocabulary and it isn?t hard to understand. I think kids from the age 10 and up will enjoy this book. I would also recommend this book because it is so excellent that you won?t want to close the book. In fact, it is so suspenseful that it keeps you on the edge of your chair. I would recommend Number the Stars because it is very suspenseful. It also reminds me of my life because like I said before there is a war going on involving us and in the book the whole book is pretty much all about what is happening during the war.Īfter reading the book, I would definitely recommend it.
This book reminds of almost my whole life because I do have an empty-minded sibling, but it?s my brother, not my sister like Annemarie. Even though I loved this book, it kind of made me nervous because of the war going on with the U.S and Iraq and I don?t want it to get as scary as it was in the book. The reason I think she reminds me of myself is because I am very foolish, but when I know I need to be mature, I am. There was actually a character that reminded me of myself. She made this book awesome because she is hilarious, even though it was because she is a little childish girl who doesn?t know the danger of all this. I think what made this book so awesome is Kirsti, Annemarie?s little sister. I liked this part because it is very suspenseful and that is what I like about books. My favorite part of the book must have been when the German soldiers went into Annemarie?s house. This book was very suspenseful and interesting. Does Ellen get captured? Does Annemarie change? That?s up to you to find out!
The Nazis turn out to be trouble and World WarII begins. Then, that all changed when the Nazis came in Copenhagen, Denmark, which is Ellen and Annemarie?s home town. They were silly little girls who loved to play with paper dolls and race.
Their names are Ellen Rosen and Annemarie Johansen. Number the Stars is about two girls who are best friends.
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