Number the Stars (book)

"Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry is set during World War II in Nazi-occupied Denmark. The main conflict in the story is the Danish resistance efforts against the Nazis, as well as the rescue of Danish Jews during the Holocaust.

The Nazi's come to search their house to see if they were hiding the Rosen's. Luckily, they managed to make the Nazi soldiers to believe that Ellen was Lise (Annemarie's older sister who had passed away) by Lise's baby picture. Because Lise had brown hair when she was a baby like Ellen's hair, when Lise got older here hair turned blond.

He told Annemarie about the Handkerchief and the dogs that stopped by his boat to inspect it.

Kroner, the German soldier, is mentioned on page 61 in the book "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry.

On the handkerchief was cocain. Also there was rabbits blood to attract dogs but when the Nazis dogs smelled it it ruined there sense of smell. It was so that they couldn't find the hidden Jews.

Mama and Henrik lied to Annemarie in Chapter 9 of "Number the Stars" in order to protect her from the dangers of the situation. They wanted to shield her from the truth about the complicated and risky plan to help the Rosens escape. By keeping her in the dark, they hoped to keep her safe and prevent her from inadvertently revealing any information if questioned by soldiers.

There have been no public allegations or reports of Michael Rosen doing bad things. He is a well-known author, poet, and performer in the UK, known for his children's books and poetry.

the reaction was that she was happy because the house its pretty and aroud the ocean

The button shop in "Number the Stars" was owned by the Johansens, the main characters of the book. In particular, Annemarie's parents operated the shop. It was used as a front to hide the resistance work they were doing to help Jewish families escape from the Nazis during World War II.

This means to be disappointed and to mock at the same time.

In "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, fish shoes are described as wooden clogs with the shiny silver fish symbol of the Danish resistance attached to them. The shoes are worn by members of the resistance to discreetly communicate their allegiance and to signal support for their cause.

In the book "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, the word "condescending" refers to a tone or attitude that is patronizing or belittling towards someone perceived as inferior. It is often associated with a sense of superiority and arrogance when interacting with others.

Are you talking about the real Annemarie Johansen or the character in Number the Stars? I only know the Number the Stars one. She is 10 years old. When her friend Ellen comes back in the end of the book she is 12.

In "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, butter and fuel are scarce because the story is set in Copenhagen during World War II, when Denmark was under German occupation. During this time, many essential resources, including food and fuel, were rationed or in short supply due to the war's impact on trade and transportation.

Mr. Rosen is a teacher in Number the Stars by Lois Lowry.

Lise was killed by the Germans in the book "Number the Stars" because she was involved in the Danish Resistance movement and her actions threatened the German occupation forces. Her resistance activities, such as helping Jewish people escape to safety, put her in danger and ultimately led to her death.

Annemarie and Kirsti's sister is Lise.

Peter Nielsen Was part of the Resistance. He was engage with Lise Johannes how die 2 weeks before their wedding she was also part of the Resistance.Peter helped the Roses escape to Sweden. Then he die because the NAZI found him and Killed him. He wrote a letter 1 day before his death and asked to be Buried next to Lise. But the NAZI buried him were he die. Peter Nielsen die very young. He was a brave young man who fought for Denmark Jews.

1. "Annemarie felt as blank and as empty as the windows of the houses they passed."
2. "Like a statue, Annemarie stood at the window, frozen with fear."
3. "She felt as though her body had turned to ice inside her clothes."

As of April 2012, Number the Stars is not a movie.

In "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, Annemarie has two sisters named Kirsti and Lise. Kirsti is younger than Annemarie while Lise is the oldest sister who tragically died before the events of the book take place.

In the book "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, Anamarie Johansons's real name is Ellen Rosen. She is a Jewish girl who is hidden by her best friend, Annemarie Johansen, and her family during World War II in Denmark.

It was named Ingeborg for Annmarie's mom. The mom's name is Inge.

Some imagery in "Number the Stars" includes the image of the Jewish Star of David shining brightly as a symbol of identity and resistance, the dark and cold nights in Nazi-occupied Denmark representing fear and danger, and the sea as a metaphor for hope and freedom as the characters escape to Sweden.

"Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry is set in Copenhagen, Denmark during World War II. The novel spans several years, beginning in 1943 when the Nazis begin to round up Jewish people in Denmark, and ending after the country's liberation in 1945. The main events of the story take place over a period of a few months as the protagonist, Annemarie, helps her Jewish friend Ellen escape to safety.