Can you imagine being cooped up inside for over two years? It seems impossible. For my novel, I read The Upstairs Room. This book is based on the true story of Johanna Reiss and her sister who were forced to go into hiding because they were Jewish. The story covers the time from 1938 to 1944 which they spent in Holland. What sets The Upstairs Room apart from most other books is that it is written through the eyes of a young girl named Annie, who is only about 8 years old when the book begins. It tells of little Annie, a ten-year-old child who has to go into hiding during World War II. She must dye her hair, hide her face, and live with people she has never even met before! Annie's only company is her big sister, Sini and the family of strangers: Johan, his wife Dientje, and Opoe. This is a story of two little girls, Annie & Sini, who are Jewish. They lived in Wintersjwick, Europe at the time when Hitler was killing many Jews and taking over Europe. Annie and Sini's father decides to take them to Holland and to a family named the Hanninks. The Hanninks are very rich people and think what Hitler is doing is very wrong, so they agreed to hide Annie and Sini until the war is over. When the Hanninks have guests over, Annie knocks over a chair, so when the guests leave, the Hanninks decide to send Annie and Sini to the Oostervelds. Another family taking in Jews and protecting them, for one week incase the guests tell the Nazis, and the Nazi's come. That one-week that Annie and Sini are supposed to spend at the Oostervelds turned into two years. This book mainly takes place in the upstairs room of a house. I learned how she felt, and what it's like for a child growing during the Holocaust. She is not aloud to go to school any more and she is not happy, all she wants to do is go for a long bike ride. The climax of the story was when the family had to go into hiding. When they were hiding they had to move from house to house, that made the story very suspenseful.
The Upstairs Room is an autobiography. Johanna Reiss is the author. In this book, she tells the story of her difficult childhood. In 1939 the Germans invaded Poland. Adolf Hitler who hated the Jews ruled the Germans. Hitler blamed the Jews for the lost of the First World War. The story be...
The Upstairs and Downstairs of "The Story of an Hour- Mark Twain, E.W. ... The "new- being the upstairs where Mrs. ... Mallards response as she ran upstairs, to her room, it is obvious that the new of Brently's death has over come her, or has it! Chopin's first associative description of the upstairs is "a comfortable, roomy armchair ."" ... Mallard (Louise at this point) emerges from her room to liberate herself from the lingering societal bonds downstairs. ...
It was also known as "The Salon", "The Drawing Room", "The Keeping Room", and "The Sitting Room". ... (That was the goal of the downstairs rooms: the parlor, the dining room, and the entry). ... Early 19th-century kitchens were located in the basement of the house because people wanted to keep cooking orders and grease away from other parts of the house, and not "pollute" the company rooms upstairs. ... Sometimes there was also a music room, music was very important to Victorians. ... Sometimes you could find a smoking room in the house. ...
As you walk inside my house , you will see that my home has one medium size living room,a small kitchen, and one dining room. ... There will be one bedroom downstairs, by the living room, which can be used as a guest room, and one bathroom. ... Upstairs, is one master bedroom, three smaller bedrooms, and one bathroom. ... As you enter the upstairs bathroom, you will see that it has one vanity and another little door at the end which is the entrance to the bathroom itself. ... That is not a separate house, but it is a "storage" room. ...
I went upstairs to use the restroom. ... So I went to my room to think about what exactly I was going to say to my mom. ... She told me to come with her upstairs so that she can talk to me for a minute, little did I know that she was going to explain to me everything I needed to know to be an adult. ...
The downstairs bedroom offers plenty of amenities John (the physician) decides that the upstairs bedroom which covers nearly the whole floor would be better suited for her recovery from depression. ... The room with yellow wall-paper symbolizes the unsaid battle between the husband and wife. ... John decides that the upstairs room would be best location for their bedroom to enhance her recover from mental illness. "I don't like our room one bit. ... John feels that this room is best suited to meet her needs but is it the amenities of the room that makes his decision. ...
The Upstairs Room is an autobiography. Johanna Reiss is the author. In this book, she tells the story of her difficult childhood. In 1939 the Germans invaded Poland. Adolf Hitler who hated the Jews ruled the Germans. Hitler blamed the Jews for the lost of the First World War. The story beg...
Bradbury's grandmother rented a room in her house. ... Bradbury does this in many stories but specifically in "The Dwarf" and "The Man Upstairs." "The Man Upstairs" was based on many of these transients. ... Koberman, the man that moves upstairs, is said to have an unusual aura. ... "The Man Upstairs" provided a very interesting point of view. ...