"I pinched myself: Was I still alive? Was I still awake? How was it possible that men, women, and children were being burned and that the world kept silent?
This picture that I have drawn symbolizes darkness in all the people that were killed and hurt, made slaves of, and even thrown into the flames by the evil of man that put them there, cremated, made fools of, screaming and crying. The chaos in the times of the Holocaust render much darkness in the lifes that were unwillingly put to silence.
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The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Steven King is a very intense dramatic novel. It begins with a mother a daughter and a son on a family trip. While walking down a trail the daughter has to use the bathroom. There is nothing around except for woods. She figures it will only take her a minute and she would catch back up to her family. She would have told them but they were to busy arguing. They didn't even notice her leave. As she walks out into the woods she looks back to see if anybody can see her. She keeps walking because she don't want anybody to see her. She walks so far that she gets lost. All she has with her is her walkman and a little bit to eat. To find out if she is found, a major tragedy occurs, or if she finds her own way out, you will have to read the book.
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