Annexed
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I wish I could write instead of draw. I wish I could describe how it feels to be stuck in here. A teacher once told us about torture. She said it isn't just the pain that hurts; it's the knowing. Knowing that the pain will happen. It's like that in here. We all know, but we have to pretend we don't, otherwise, why bother? Why go on if you're just going to die anyway?
Will we make it?
The question gnaws at us. It eats us up from the inside out. It's like a scratching behind the walls at night. Yo...u want to jump out of bed and find it. You want to kill the mouse or rat that's doing it. But you want to stay asleep, too, warm and cozy in your bed.
Pretending it's not there.
But our parents can't stop worrying at the rat, picking it up and shaking it between their teeth. When will the invasion come? Why aren't the British faster? Will it be the British, or the Americans? Do we care? No! What if the food runs out? How strong are the Germans? How long will the Dutch resist? How much for eight Jews?
What to read after Annexed?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wish I could write instead of draw. I wish I could describe how it feels to be stuck in here. A teacher once told us about torture. She said it isn't just the pain that hurts; it's the knowing. Knowing that the pain will happen. It's like that in here. We all know, but we have to pretend we don't, otherwise, why bother? Why go on if you're just going to die anyway?
Will we make it?
The question gnaws at us. It eats us up from the inside out. It's like a scratching behind the walls at night. Yo...u want to jump out of bed and find it. You want to kill the mouse or rat that's doing it. But you want to stay asleep, too, warm and cozy in your bed.
Pretending it's not there.
But our parents can't stop worrying at the rat, picking it up and shaking it between their teeth. When will the invasion come? Why aren't the British faster? Will it be the British, or the Americans? Do we care? No! What if the food runs out? How strong are the Germans? How long will the Dutch resist? How much for eight Jews?
What to read after Annexed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Dogar to read onlineMoreLess
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