Number the Stars (book)

"Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry was published in 1989.

Kristi

little, restless,

annoying, bouncing, playing,

rambunctious, hyper, calm, quiet-

running, milking, talking

older, smarter

Annemarie

In 1943 the second world war was going on, and the Germans had occupied denmark. The black curtains was to make the whole city dark, so incoming bombers couldn't determine what was city and what wasnt, so by darking the whole city, they wouldn't get bombed.

Lise was important because she was Annemarie's sister, and she died a resistance fighter.

In the story "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, the breed of the guard dogs is Doberman Pinschers. These dogs are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and protective instincts, making them suitable for guarding purposes.

Annemarie fell asleep while waiting for her mother.

Yes, in the book "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, there is a character named Annemarie who has to bring her uncle a handkerchief as part of a secret code to help Jewish refugees escape during World War II.

This depends on the version. In each version, there are about 137-157 pages.

Uncle Henrik asked Annemarie if she was ready as a signal to prepare for the upcoming dangerous mission of transporting the Jewish family to safety. It was a way to remind her to stay calm and be vigilant during the critical moment.

"Miracle at Midnight, is the closest match that I have heard aligns with "Number the Stars".

I've seen the movie and it is based on it, it doesn't have the same characters but some names are the same. There are some disturbing parts though, but what can you expect from a book about the Holocaust?

Sean Astin and his wife are reportedly going to make one, having prepared a script in connection with author Lois Lowry. However, no development seems to have occurred since late 2011, and Astin has been acting in and producing the 2014 movie "The Freemason."

In the book "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, Lise died due to a head injury sustained during a resistance mission. She was hit by a car while riding her bicycle, and the impact caused her fatal injuries. The circumstances of her death served as a catalyst for the actions taken by her sister and her family throughout the novel.

Uncle Henrik believes it's a good day for fishing because there's a strong wind blowing directly from the shore, which will help mask any noise made by the boat and provide cover for their clandestine activities of smuggling Jews to safety.

The fairy tale writer was Hans Christian Anderson, who is a very popular Danish fairy-tale writer.

In Number the Stars, Kirsti is upset because Ellen didn't say good-bye.

Annemarie's mother, Mrs. Johansen, demonstrated integrity in the story. She was brave, selfless, and risked her safety to protect others, including her friend Ellen, during the dangerous times of the Nazi occupation of Denmark. She showed consistency in her actions and values throughout the novel.

In "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, Ellen Rosen, Annemarie's best friend, was not killed. Ellen was Jewish and the Rosens arranged for her to be smuggled to safety in Sweden just before the Nazis planned to deport all Jews.

She is afraid that Kirsti is going to tell the Soldier if they were celbrating New Years. Ellen's New Years!

No, in "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, the term "cigarette" does not refer to children. It is used in the context of the clandestine activities of the resistance fighters during World War II to convey secret messages and signals.

Annemarie had blonde hair in the book Number the stars

Ellen spends the night with Annemarie because she is Jewish and the Nazi's are rounding up the Jewish people to send them to concentration camps. Ellen's parents send her to the Johansen's to pose as Annemarie's sister (who died several years prior before the book takes place).

In the book "Number the Stars," certain foods like butter, meat, and other rationed items were no longer sold due to the restrictions and shortages imposed during the Nazi occupation of Denmark. This scarcity of food items contributed to the challenges faced by the characters in the story.

All United States currency with a star and end of serial number is a replacement note for notes of that serial number that have been voided by the Printing Office, mutilated or otherwise damaged by US Government entities.

Mama's favorite book in "Number the Stars" is "Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell. It is mentioned in the story as a book she admires for its protagonist, Scarlett O'Hara, who shows strength and resilience despite facing challenges.

In Number the Stars, Mama lied to Annemarie to protect her.

It was shut down because the Germans were taking over Denmark and Mrs. Hirsch was Jewish. Mrs. Johanson was upset because she realized a button shop was not causing harm to anyone. She was also worried as to how Mrs. Hirsch would earn a keep for her family without the shop.