TRIGGER WARNING: I go into a bit of detail about the executions that are mentioned within the book.

After reading "Night" by Elie Wiesel, I felt compelled to talk about the impact it made on me. I've read a few of these books that refer to, and recount, about the holocaust and I always feel a sense of travesty and gratitude after reading them.

I found this book particularly quite confronting and eye opening as it makes you feel like you were there witnessing it for yourself. Grateful that Elie Wiesel had the courage to relive his nightmare when he wrote this book.

Note: Apologies for my lack of details about locations and times, I'm not great remembering things like that, but will do better!

Here is a blurb from Penguin Book site about the book:

"Born into a Jewish ghetto in Hungary, as a child, Elie Wiesel was sent  ...