1. Number The Stars By: Louis Lowery Presented By: Andy Cox Book Report By: Louis Lowery Presented By: Andy Cox Book Report

2. Setting City of Copenhagen City of Copenhagen Country of Denmark Country of Denmark During the Nazi war During the Nazi war Fall weather Fall weather City of Copenhagen City of Copenhagen Country of Denmark Country of Denmark During the Nazi war During the Nazi war Fall weather Fall weather

3. Annmarie Johansen Silvery blond hair Silvery blond hair Friendly, very interested Friendly, very interested Helps Ellen hide Helps Ellen hide Silvery blond hair Silvery blond hair Friendly, very interested Friendly, very interested Helps Ellen hide Helps Ellen hide

4. Ellen “Lise” Rosen  Dark brown hair  Goes by the name of Lise to hide from the German soldiers  Is of Jewish religion  Ellen wants to escape from Nazi’s for freedom  Dark brown hair  Goes by the name of Lise to hide from the German soldiers  Is of Jewish religion  Ellen wants to escape from Nazi’s for freedom

5. Johansen Family Lives in an apartment in Copenhagen, Denmark Lives in an apartment in Copenhagen, Denmark Helps Rosen family flee Helps Rosen family flee Not Jewish Not Jewish Lives in an apartment in Copenhagen, Denmark Lives in an apartment in Copenhagen, Denmark Helps Rosen family flee Helps Rosen family flee Not Jewish Not Jewish

6. Rosen Family  Also lives in an apartment, Copenhagen, Denmark  Is fleeing from Denmark for freedom  Is of the Jewish religion  Hiding from Nazi soldiers  Also lives in an apartment, Copenhagen, Denmark  Is fleeing from Denmark for freedom  Is of the Jewish religion  Hiding from Nazi soldiers

7. External Conflict The Johansens are helping Rosen family flee to freedom. The Johansens are helping Rosen family flee to freedom. The Johansens are sending hiding families on a boat across the Oresundto, water way to freedom in Sweden. The Johansens are sending hiding families on a boat across the Oresundto, water way to freedom in Sweden. The Rosens have to make a decision to go to Sweden or stay in Denmark and to captivity by the Nazi. The Rosens have to make a decision to go to Sweden or stay in Denmark and to captivity by the Nazi. The Johansens are helping Rosen family flee to freedom. The Johansens are helping Rosen family flee to freedom. The Johansens are sending hiding families on a boat across the Oresundto, water way to freedom in Sweden. The Johansens are sending hiding families on a boat across the Oresundto, water way to freedom in Sweden. The Rosens have to make a decision to go to Sweden or stay in Denmark and to captivity by the Nazi. The Rosens have to make a decision to go to Sweden or stay in Denmark and to captivity by the Nazi.

8. Internal Conflict Ellen is scared about leaving family to hide with the Johansens. Ellen is scared about leaving family to hide with the Johansens. Ellen is worried about family leaving her. Ellen is worried about family leaving her. Ellen is scared of German soldiers who are looking for Jews. Ellen is scared of German soldiers who are looking for Jews. Ellen is scared about leaving family to hide with the Johansens. Ellen is scared about leaving family to hide with the Johansens. Ellen is worried about family leaving her. Ellen is worried about family leaving her. Ellen is scared of German soldiers who are looking for Jews. Ellen is scared of German soldiers who are looking for Jews.

9. Foreshadowing The foreshadowing is when the German soldiers stop Annmarie in the wood, when she is taking a very important secret package to her uncle who is hiding the Jews on the boat. The foreshadowing is when the German soldiers stop Annmarie in the wood, when she is taking a very important secret package to her uncle who is hiding the Jews on the boat.

10. Climax  The climax of the story is when the Rosen family is on the boat hiding, and the are ready to go to Sweden.

11. Resolution The resolution of the story is when Ellen and her family get to Sweden, and escape from the German soldiers. Then after the war is over the Jewish family can go back. The resolution of the story is when Ellen and her family get to Sweden, and escape from the German soldiers. Then after the war is over the Jewish family can go back.

12. Theme  The theme of the story is Life during the Nazi war, and the life of Jews hiding from the Nazi’s.

13. Authors message The author wants us to think about what it means to be a true friend. The author wants us to think about what it means to be a true friend.

14. Thoughts I recommend this book to anyone who wants to read a good book. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to read a good book. I learned about the Nazi’s. I learned about the Nazi’s. I learned about life during the war I learned about life during the war I also learned how people felt during the time of the war. I also learned how people felt during the time of the war. I really feel that this is a good book. I really feel that this is a good book. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to read a good book. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to read a good book. I learned about the Nazi’s. I learned about the Nazi’s. I learned about life during the war I learned about life during the war I also learned how people felt during the time of the war. I also learned how people felt during the time of the war. I really feel that this is a good book. I really feel that this is a good book.