214 in November 2014 "WELL, I DONT LIKE THE WE WE TO TURN All LIGHTS OFF A NIGHT NOW, 'HE Admitted. 'Everyone Has to Do That,' Said Mother " Even before the war notes from: John Boyne. "Boy in the Stripped Pajamas." ibooks. I got a book, a great book I'll keep it, like a dear treasure. I will browse slowly, gently, When my hands are clean and cautious. I will keep him not ripped off, That nothing bad will happen to him. I will respect the book, I will not draw on him Tell me a friend. Read, do not tear, Read, yes to read! Learn and know, the secret of it, Story, another sipo
In November 2014, Quote 214 reflects a somber moment where someone admits discomfort with turning off all the lights at night, implying a setting of fear or caution, possibly influenced by wartime conditions. The mother agrees, emphasizing the necessity of darkness, which could symbolize hiding or safety during difficult times, suggesting a tense atmosphere rooted in wartime experiences and the need for caution. The excerpt also reveals a deep connection to a treasured book, symbolizing knowledge, safety, and the importance of preserving stories. The narrator expresses a gentle, respectful approach to reading, emphasizing the importance of learning and safeguarding stories, especially during tumultuous times, highlighting the enduring power of literature amid hardship.
"Tell me a friend. Read, do not tear, Read, yes to read! Learn and know, the secret of it, Story, another sipo"
