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Book Report: All Quiet On The Western Front

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The background to my book is there was a man and he lived a peaceful life but one day Hitler's men came through a destroyed his town and took everyone in it . Now he is living a horrible life in Auschwitz burying the people that he knew and seeing people get killed. The author has been through alt by seeing people he knew get killed and the luck that he survived to tell about the horrible thing that he has been through and making us realize how nice we have it here. The reason I picked this book is because it seemed to be interesting ,like would get a front seat to a very detailed book of a man that lived his life in prison and came out alive. The summary of this book is A man lived a peaceful life and was not bothered until the people under …show more content…

He tells us this by was they do while they are in there and what they eat and what the dress like. While they were in there they had to deal with death and suffering and family misery and being moved around from job to job they could not do anything wrong or they would be killed. What they ate while they were in there they ate very little and picked up whatever they could from anyone else. They dressed with very little cloths and cloth that may have holes in it that have been passed down from others. The three quotes that i chose are “Every day we saw thousands and thousand of innocent people disappear the reason i chose this one is because i think everyone should here because it is a powerful statement. “The girl that i picked up to throw into the hole was a girl that had went to english class in grade school and i could not help to cry because i knew her” the reason i picked this one is because it was sad to think that he saw someone from whom he had know and he was burying her now. “i was looking for some food and gathering a thatt i could so that i might have a little extra but i saw a little teddy bear from which their little owners had left them behind”the reason i chose this one is because it is so sad to think that they would do this to a little child that don't know no

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