Title: It's Not "Night"
Product review: Elie Wiesel is stuck in Buchenwald. The book keeps harking bsack to his days in the concentration camp. This is understandable, but his musings about the past interrupt the flow of his writing which was smooth decades ago in "Night." It is not smooth here. I stopped reading after about 50 pages because Wiesel had trouble getting into the story.
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