A gripping tale of one girls struggle against the Nazis.
“Remember who you are, Milada.” Miladas grandmother says these words on the night the Nazi soldiers come to their home in Czechoslovakia. But what do they mean? She is Milada, who lives with her mama and papa, her brother and sister, and her beloved Babichka. Milada with the sun-kissed hair, eleven years old, fastest runner in her school. How could she ever forget?
Then the Nazis send Milada to a Lebensborn center in Poland, and Milada quickly discovers that holding on to her true identity will be the greatest struggle of her young life.
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As I was reading this book, I was wondering, What is the awful sour smell near the Werner household?
ReplyDeleteWhy does Milada stay, instead of running away?
Is Jaroslav still alive? Is Papa still alive?
I think this book is wonderful because it is an interesting book, which is actually hard to find, especially with historical fiction. It makes me want to read history. It is intense and dramatic and you get to know the characters
1. Why is Milada, Ruzha, and all the other girls there?
ReplyDelete2. How long will they be there?
3. Will Eva ever see her family ever again?
4. Why is it only girls that are there
My opinion...I think Someone Named Eva is a good book so far because the book is sorta sad but it makes sense unlike some books, I like this book because I can relate to how Eva feels.
1. What is the date today?
ReplyDelete2. What is for lunch today?
3. What color is Mr. Olson's shirt?
4. How old is Mr. Ziegler?
I thought that this is supposed to be about the book.
ReplyDelete1.What do you think of the way the Nazi's shot the men,explain your answer?
ReplyDelete2.Why do the German Nazi's think that Jewish people are "no better than rats that live on the streets"? page 58.
3.Do you think that the Red cross people are going to find Anechka ? Explain you answer.
4.Where did Fraulein take Hiedi and her sister?
Dear Kierstyn to answer your questions,
ReplyDelete4.We think that the boys were taken to a camp or shot and they wanted to turn the girls into proper young Nazi women.
1.We would like to know more about where the girls were at this time.
2. If you are talking about the center that they stayed in she was there for 2 years.
3.We can't tell you unless you have finished the book and if so please tell us , we have all finished the book.
Dear Angel,
ReplyDelete2.To answer your question she has no where to run and would probably get caught.
1. Remember who you are Milada. Remember who you are always p.52
ReplyDelete2. I love you, Mama. As she grasped my hand my hand, i felt a soldier take hold of me around the waist, pulling me away from her. p.35
3. Sleep my Milada, sleep. All the whole night through
p. 78
1. I dont know im not there yet
2. because they hate jews
3. I dont know
4. probablay to some jail of some sort to learn thier lesson
P.S. Sorry this may be late and Angel ws not here yesterday or today.
Dear Angel,
ReplyDelete1. The awful smell is coming from the burning bodies in the Smokestacks at the camps!
3.Tell us if you fished the book first cause we don't wanna spoil it.
4.Tell us if you fished the book first cause we don't wanna spoil it.
We hope you respond soon!
ReplyDelete1. How would you feel if you had to undress in front of a lot of girls that you were not familiar with,and doctors were to exam you?
ReplyDelete2. Another question we have was how would you feel if you were put in a center with know one you knew for 2 years
3. Where did Malida and her mama go after they were reunited?
4. What part in the story would you say has the most fiction part and why?