Someone+Named+Eva

Someone Named Eva  her she id really talented :) ................................................ By:Joan M.Wolf

 A youn g girl called Milada and her family got taken away by the Nazis after Milada's birthday party. Milada's father and brother were sent to a work camp, they were taken away from there family. Milada's family were sent into a gymnasium, they only had some cold coffee to drink and little piece of bread to eat. There were many people so really little to eat. Later on the Nazis took Milada away so she may become a perfect German women. She was born to serve Hitler and to become a Nazi. The Nazis gave her a new name, she was named Eva. They also said that her family was dead in an air rail, but Milada knew the truth. She stayed strong all the way.


 T he story "Someone Named Eva" deals with the Holocaust from a really different point of view. Most books about the Holocaust are about how the Jewish were in concentration camps and also they are being killed and the way that they are getting executed it is really sad. "Someone Named Eva" isn't the same point of view of what the other book represented the Holocaust. Milada was a really lucky girl since she wasn't a Jewish, she was an Aryan, but unfortunately the Nazis decided to take her family away from where they lived and was sent into a gymnasium. Her father and brother left for a work camp, that's what the Nazis told her family. Later on, Milada was then sent in a place where they needed to "transformed" her into that perfect German women that will serve Hitler. This short story represent the Holocaust as I said before into the perspective of a young girl that is being transformed into a German women that is meant serve Hitler. I  believe that the story is appropriate but at the same time its not appropriate since the Holocaust is something that was really terrible and in that story it isn't as terrible as what happened to the Jewish and to the other ones that were executed in the gas chambers and all of the other terrible stuff that happened during that time period. This story will be a good choice to compliment all of the other books. You would need to read some other books about the Holocaust to really know what happened to the other person like I said before this book is just a compliment to know what co0uld have happened to other people too. It is nice to know that there were other people to that were treated unfairly. Ex: The Nazis didn't tell the truth to Milada and to the rest of her family and friends. Seeing two points of view of what happened in the Holocaust is also really important.

The text "Someone Named Eva," will be appropriate for 11 years and older since it is a really easy book to read, and there are indirect violence which is really rare.

-Eva Brunet-Maltais