Sometimes adults lie to children. Maybe because it is for their safety. Maybe because the adults are afraid. It could also be because the adults are up to no good or evil. Annemarie’s way from girlhood to womanhood,her relationships to the adults in her life, and the effects of lies and truths on Annemarie’s story are all caused by adults lying to her. Annemarie goes from girlhood to womanhood because of adults lying to her. One way she does this is when mama was talking about Aunt Birte and
Effects of lies and truths on AnneMarie's story, her relationship to the adults in her life, and her journey from girlhood to womanhood are detailed in Number the Stars. AnneMarie has to deal with people lying to her for her safety and relationships between her and others changing. This causes AnneMarie to take on a little more than she should. AnneMarie goes from girlhood to womanhood a little quicker than most children her age have to. AnneMarie is constantly dealing with lies being told for
a ten-year-old girl, living in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1943. This is the era of the Nazi invasion. She must endure adult issues that a child should not have to. Annemarie’s life has many different aspects to her character; the effects of lies and truth, her relationship with the adults in her life, and her journey to womanhood. Annemarie’s adventures and hardships reveal the type of character she is. Annemarie has not always been told the truth in her life; although, eventually the truth
it’s because they’re afraid. In Number The Stars the lies and truth told will affect Annemarie’s growth from girlhood to womanhood, how brave she is, and her relationship with the adults in her life. When the story began, Annemarie Johansen was just a little girl. At the end of the story even though her age didn’t change, her character did. The lies and truth told in the story play a big role in this. The lies and truth told will affect Annemarie’s growth from girlhood to womanhood throughout the story
In the book Number the Stars, Annemarie Johansen,a ten year old girl has to deal with things that usually 10 year olds don't have to deal with. In this book there are lies told to her that transferred Annemarie Johansen from childhood to womanhood. The first lie she was told was about her sister Lise. Annemarie’s parents told her that Lise was in a car accident and died on the site. Annemarie believed that for so many years, that her sister died in a car accident when it wasn't true at all. It turns
In the book Number the Stars the main character is Annemarie Johnson. She experiences the lies and truth, and the relationship with the in her life. She also is on a unique journey from girlhood to womanhood. The lies effected Annemarie were used for good things. She was lied to about her great-aunt Bertie that she never had. Her great-aunt Bertie was never actually alive. They brought a casket to the Uncle Henrik house and it had clothes in it. Some german soldier came to Uncle Henrik's house and