Coryth Elaris
Shortstack of Fire
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/03/world/europe/elie-wiesel-auschwitz-survivor-and-nobel-peace-prize-winner-dies-at-87.html?_r=0
I know not many folks know who Elie Wiesel is. He is a Nobel Laureate, and a Holocaust Survivor. He chose to write an account of his experiences in Auschwitz and more. The book has been required reading for me in at least five classes from high school to college. And I can say without a doubt no book has changed me and my outlook on life and the world than his book, 'Night'. For it's 100 ish pages, it is amazing to think how much it can change a person. Elie wrote his experiences down in part so that they would live on even after he was gone. And today, I cannot help but find myself deeply saddened to hear of his passing. And I cannot forget the words in his book. They are etched in my heart and mind. So, please take a moment today to remember him. Or learn about him if you do not know him.
I know not many folks know who Elie Wiesel is. He is a Nobel Laureate, and a Holocaust Survivor. He chose to write an account of his experiences in Auschwitz and more. The book has been required reading for me in at least five classes from high school to college. And I can say without a doubt no book has changed me and my outlook on life and the world than his book, 'Night'. For it's 100 ish pages, it is amazing to think how much it can change a person. Elie wrote his experiences down in part so that they would live on even after he was gone. And today, I cannot help but find myself deeply saddened to hear of his passing. And I cannot forget the words in his book. They are etched in my heart and mind. So, please take a moment today to remember him. Or learn about him if you do not know him.