When I first picked up this book, I'll admit, I had my doubts. Sure, the reviews were great, but I secretly scoffed at the idea that such a slim volume could truly wield the artistry and sheer power it was claimed to. Guess what?
I was wrong.
This book's 109 pages flawlessly recount the true tale of Elie's horrifying account of the holocaust. This haunting autobiography stands as a reminder and dire warning that grants the reader terrifying insight into the atrocity of human nature.
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