Journal Entry 1 by yourotherleft from Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania USA on Tuesday, May 17, 2005

Classic of Holocaust literature. Possibly the "one" Holocaust book you should read if you read a book about the Holocaust. This or "Hope is the Last to Die" if you want a female perspective.

Available. 

Journal Entry 2 by yourotherleft at on Friday, July 29, 2005

Released 6 yrs ago (7/29/2005 UTC) at

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Mailed to DreamSE22 through the book relay site. Thanks! 

Journal Entry 3 by DreamworldBooks from The skies above us, -- Airports & Planes -- USA on Tuesday, August 02, 2005

This looks very good, thanks for sending! Will read it soon. 

Journal Entry 4 by DreamworldBooks from The skies above us, -- Airports & Planes -- USA on Tuesday, August 16, 2005

This was a great book. The Holocaust still captures me, and biographies like this are so unbelievable they almost seem fictional. This book was horrifying without the author going into explicit detail about the violence that occurred. Thanks for sharing, I will pass it on. 

Journal Entry 5 by DreamworldBooks from The skies above us, -- Airports & Planes -- USA on Tuesday, August 16, 2005

Reserving for sunshinedreem for the relay entitled "Just to Make You Smile". 

Journal Entry 6 by DreamworldBooks at Book Relay in Book Relay, Book Relay -- Controlled Releases on Thursday, August 25, 2005

Released 6 yrs ago (8/26/2005 UTC) at Book Relay in Book Relay, Book Relay -- Controlled Releases

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Sending off to Sunshinedreem. Enjoy! 

Journal Entry 7 by sunshinedreem from Frederick, Maryland USA on Thursday, September 08, 2005

Received today, thank you so much! This is a book I've been wanting to read for quite some time now and I've heard great things about it. I can't wait until I can read this, although I'm taking some college classes right now so it might be awhile before I can get started. 

Journal Entry 8 by sunshinedreem from Frederick, Maryland USA on Thursday, November 17, 2005

This book was great. I am fascinated by the Holocaust and the stories of survivors, and I can honestly say that this may be a tiny little book but the impact it leaves on you is huge. Of all the stories I've read I think this one will stay with me the longest because of the fear and emotion it carries to the reader. **spoiler warning**

The part that got to me the most was when Elie's father was dying in the camp and he was so emotionally torn between helping his father to survive and surviving himself. You could really feel the desperation and the lack of understanding in this poor boy of fifteen years old being forced to chose between helping himself and helping his father. I couldn't image being faced with such decisions at that young age. 

Journal Entry 9 by sunshinedreem from Frederick, Maryland USA on Monday, November 28, 2005

Sending to another member as part of a bookrelay trade! 

Journal Entry 10 by lauraloo29 from Edmonton, Alberta Canada on Wednesday, December 28, 2005

The first day of postal delivery since Christmas. 6 packages of books! I'm sure my mailman was grumbling. I however, am very happy. :)

Arrived safely today. Thank you! 

Journal Entry 11 by lauraloo29 from Edmonton, Alberta Canada on Monday, January 22, 2007

This was a necessary read. It is still always stunning to me what people will do to each other. Amazing that he survived. My niece is only 15 and I couldn't even imagine her having to survive this way. My hope is one day all human life will be valued and cherished. 

Journal Entry 12 by lauraloo29 at -- Controlled Release in Edmonton, Alberta Canada on Saturday, February 03, 2007

Released 5 yrs ago (2/6/2007 UTC) at -- Controlled Release in Edmonton, Alberta Canada

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Sending to kitkat. Enjoy! 

Journal Entry 13 by kitkat49 from Surrey, British Columbia Canada on Wednesday, May 09, 2007

Great book - just finished reading it - I am a teacher and am planning to keep this is my permanent library collection available within my classroom as it should be read by as many people as possible, such a powerfully haunting story. Thanks again for the mooch!