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Summary of All The Light We Cannot See (eBook, ePUB)

by Anthony Doerr - A Comprehensive Summary

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All The Light We Cannot See - A Comprehensive Summary Chapter 1: Werner and main characters meet for first time The priceless stone was said to make its possessor immortal, yet it reviles the possessor's cherished ones. Werner Pfennig lived in a battered shelter, in a dull mining town in Germany. Frau Elena, who managed the halfway house, was thoughtful. Werner had a close relationship with his little sister, Jutta, who longed for Paris. The pictures that she drew carried a resemblance between her imaginations and what lies beyond her reach. One day, Werner found a broken radio and repaired it for the halfway house. Werner and Jutta were entranced by a radio program about Science for kids. Before long, Werner's repairing skills became popular in the area. Werner received praises for his work and was treated to cream cakes when he modified the mine boss' radio. He was then sent to a world-class Nazi school because of his mechanical competence. A furious Jutta warned her brother about the Nazis and their brutishness, yet the townspeople regarded him as a legend. At first, he accepted that he was a magnificent support for the Fatherland and Hitler's arrangement to purify the world. At the Schulpforta School, the educators were cruel, particularly with young men who can't stay aware of the physically and rationally sought preparation. Werner was singled out by his Science educator, Dr. Hauptmann, for his... To be continued... Here is a Preview of What You Will Get: ¿ A Full Book Summary ¿ An Analysis ¿ Fun quizzes ¿ Quiz Answers ¿ Etc. Get a copy of this summary and learn about the book.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ben Business Group LLC
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9791220879675
• Artikelnr.: 63217872