My reflection on What we have learned Wednesday and Thursday

I did not really learn much, about the Holocaust, when we took the Pretest, I have learned of it before in grade school; I found the interview moving and interesting. First of all, I didn't know that Ziklon B was insect poison ,it seems that they were not given a poison just for man, seems to me like they were adding insult to injury death.Another thing that struck me was that they were using hair, from humans, to make rugs, But the most powerful was the stack of suitcases piled and thrown behind museum glass. I have always found learning about WWII and the Holocaust interesting and I would like to learn more about them throughout this book. I hope that this book is great and teaches me more about the life in a concentration camp.

A little about me as a reader- inter Chris

A little about me (Chris "that awesome guy" Wise) as a reader. I like to read but I don't love it, I mean i like having the ability to read It is good that i can read but i don't just like throw myself into a book.

        I rather enjoy reading fiction (not just Sci-Fi but all kinds of fiction) but my favorite type of fiction is medieval or violent; I'm not just reading books about elves or fairies that is just not my thing. Definitely violent books. My least favorite books or religious books to long, to boring and I think they do not add up. I am not bashing on people you are religious or anything.
        Ironicly I am reading a book called The Left Hand of God, by Paul Hoffman it is set to the medieval times in some world. I have read it before and i Have the sequel to it, but the book is really good. Our protagonist is a young man named Thomas Cale who lives at a sanctum all his life until 15 or so (they were bought as young children to live at the church/sanctum) and his friends find a door that is hidden away and locked, so they get a key and escape. That is all I am going to say about the book along with that it is a great read.