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Title: A Bit Chilling, but Necessary
Review: I read "Night" a few years ago and before I finished the book I swore to myself that I would visit Auschwitz to maybe get a glimpse into what Wiesel witnessed. This summer I was able to take a guided tour from Krakow in hopes of having some of my questions answered.That is what "Night" does to the reader, it leaves him/her with many questions. Most of these questions are not easy ones. They are questions about fear, human nature, obedience, and the power of propaganda.Reading "Night" and then seeing things firsthand really affected me. I have become more sensitive to others because of Wiesel's story.The most important idea that Wiesel imparts in his book is that "there is danger in indifference." Many of us are everyday witnesses to the horrors of the world and do nothing; we say nothing.---Michael James D'Amato, author of "The Classroom"
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