The Night Trilogy: Night, Dawn, Day

The Trilogy is great for comprehension, detail to historical events, and a great read!

I read these books when I was younger and bought the trilogy as a single volume for my daughter because I believe it's an important story. Having the entire trilogy in one book is a great idea and has made it easier for her to continue reading the stories.

This book shows that anyone can be victims of evil.

How can I possibly write a review for this truly classical novel/memoir that would do it justice? I’ll still try. I read it the first time a long time ago and just recently came back to this book because in the back of my mind it was always there, just like my most favorite movie “Schindler’s List.” And just like it was hard to watch the movie, it is just as hard to read this book, however, it needs to be read and re-read, because the atrocities committed by the government of Nazi Germany against innocent people must never be forgotten.You can almost hear the author’s powerful voice throughout the whole novel, and it takes you to the darkest places to witness people live and suffer while the whole world chose to close its eyes. Their willpower to survive, and what’s more important, to remain human in such harrowing conditions, is truly worth admiration. Words can’t describe what a burden it was for a young, somewhat sheltered teenage boy, who spent his other, previous life in search of God, to witness his former neighbors, family and the other unfortunates around him die one by one and eventually give up on everything – life, God who they felt had failed them miserably and the very idea of justice. And yet this boy clung to life not so much for himself, but for his father, refusing to give up on the dying man even when the man himself couldn’t carry on anymore.The other two parts of this trilogy are novels, both dealing with “the life after,” when the protagonist tried to analyze the horrific effect that the Holocaust had on his and many other lives, and how it shaped him into what he is now. An executor, metaphorically trying on his former tormentors’ uniform so as not to become a victim once again; and a man who, even though he had survived, had left too much back there, in the camps, and doesn’t feel that he belongs in the world of the living around him.The language is dark, strong and powerful, and the messages in all three parts are so incredibly relevant to the current events that they will send chills down your spine. Read this book if you haven’t already – not only it’s an eternal classic, but a lesson that must never be forgotten.

Didn't want to put the book down.

It was ok

I read 'Night' in high school and, decades later, have read it a few times since - it has always stuck with me. 'Dawn' and 'Day' continue Elie Wiesel's story. If you're unfamiliar with Elie's Holocaust experience, it's definitely time to learn about it directly through his own words. After a heartbreaking and harrowing experience, later in life, Elie went on to do so many great things.

I needed this book for my 8th grade English class. My students love the book! The book is brand new.

I actually read Night in highschool in became one of my favourite books as it felt like you were in the story with the author. I haven’t been able to find all three books I can’t wait to reach them!

Vencedor do Prêmio Nobel, o escritor supera o limite do relato histórico de sua experiência traumática no Holocausto para trazer sua sensibilidade e reflexão profunda de sentimentos latentes em sua alma, com sensibilidade e proficiente escrita. Registro Forte, poético, impactante, triste e profundo. Um must.

Bella edizione con tutta la trilogia.

Contains all three books. Finished and gave it to the person sitting beside me on my flight. Everyone should read this.

Busqué este libro por todos lados, es excelente y muero por leerlo de nuevo. La cubierta es de excelente calidad y texturizada. Lo recomiendo para todos los amantes de los libros de papel.