Ms. Johnson's observations of your blog.
Hello Holocaust Readers:
What a great start you people have made. This was soooo interesting to read. Here are my observations.
Megan, Cassandra, excellent posts and plenty of them.
Maddy, only one post but it was brilliant.
Brett, you started out so well. I know we'll hear from you soon.
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The remainder of you need to catch up. I know you will
16 posts in all. Most information not gratuitous at all.
Good initiative by Cassandra. Great detail when making references to the novel, Cass. Christines comment was very good. Great point, Cass about strength of first person.
Brett's post was interesting. Comment about inter racial betrayal was very powerful. Hard to imagine what one would do in a situation like that. Glad to see you are enjoying the book, Brett, but I need to hear from you more. Try making some comments.
Good idea Cass about posting tht questions - good leadership! Nice diction and very sophisticated comments regarding lack of sentiment.
Megan has an hosest point regarding it sounding more like a history book. I think Megan is on to something regarding the lack of feeling. What do you people think in happening to these people's emotions and why do think it is happening? Good post Megan - loved your followup point regarding the aforementioned - great observation about not being able to relive the stress.
Christine's anticipation of Georg's discovering the crematoriums is astute.
Maddi M. I totally agree with Maddie regarding motive for writing. Interesting contrast you have discovered , Maddi about how different your author's memories are - vivid and bitter as opposed to dispassionate!!! Brilliant!!!
When do you think it gets sappy? (Good hones observation!)
Megan, thanks for the URL and excellent discussion with it. Yeah, Megan you got some excellent comments from Christine and Cassandra.
Who is "surfax'?
Cass's "Recent Speculation" Was great.
Hello Rylann! Looking forward to more posts.
Overall you are doing a great job, people! Work on getting more posts and comments from everyone!!!!
What a great start you people have made. This was soooo interesting to read. Here are my observations.
Megan, Cassandra, excellent posts and plenty of them.
Maddy, only one post but it was brilliant.
Brett, you started out so well. I know we'll hear from you soon.
'
The remainder of you need to catch up. I know you will
16 posts in all. Most information not gratuitous at all.
Good initiative by Cassandra. Great detail when making references to the novel, Cass. Christines comment was very good. Great point, Cass about strength of first person.
Brett's post was interesting. Comment about inter racial betrayal was very powerful. Hard to imagine what one would do in a situation like that. Glad to see you are enjoying the book, Brett, but I need to hear from you more. Try making some comments.
Good idea Cass about posting tht questions - good leadership! Nice diction and very sophisticated comments regarding lack of sentiment.
Megan has an hosest point regarding it sounding more like a history book. I think Megan is on to something regarding the lack of feeling. What do you people think in happening to these people's emotions and why do think it is happening? Good post Megan - loved your followup point regarding the aforementioned - great observation about not being able to relive the stress.
Christine's anticipation of Georg's discovering the crematoriums is astute.
Maddi M. I totally agree with Maddie regarding motive for writing. Interesting contrast you have discovered , Maddi about how different your author's memories are - vivid and bitter as opposed to dispassionate!!! Brilliant!!!
When do you think it gets sappy? (Good hones observation!)
Megan, thanks for the URL and excellent discussion with it. Yeah, Megan you got some excellent comments from Christine and Cassandra.
Who is "surfax'?
Cass's "Recent Speculation" Was great.
Hello Rylann! Looking forward to more posts.
Overall you are doing a great job, people! Work on getting more posts and comments from everyone!!!!
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