42 pages 1 hour read

Elie Wiesel

Dawn

Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1960

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Elie Wiesel's Dawn receives acclaim for its powerful exploration of moral dilemmas and the psychological impact of violence. Critics praise Wiesel's lyrical prose and deep philosophical insight. However, some find the narrative's pacing uneven and the character development lacking depth. Overall, Dawn is a thought-provoking read that leaves a lasting impression.

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Who Should Read Dawn?

Ideal for reflective readers drawn to moral complexities and historical themes, Dawn by Elie Wiesel appeals to fans of Night and The Catcher in the Rye. This book captivates those intrigued by human rights, war's impact on emotion, and ethical dilemmas. Its contemplative nature resonates with those appreciating profound narratives.

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Reading Age

18+years

Lexile Level

740L

Book Details

Genre
Historical Fiction
Jewish Literature
Classic Fiction
Period
WWII / World War II
Holocaust
Topics
Military / War
Relationships
History: World
Themes
Emotions/Behavior: Conflict
Emotions/Behavior: Guilt
Emotions/Behavior: Memory