by Louis Lowry. This tale is about a young girl and the things she has to go through. Annemarie is effected by lies and truths. Her relationship to the adults in her life and her journey to womanhood are impacted by the lies and truths explained throughout the story. The little girl in the story, Annemarie, went through a lot of situations where she was told lies but only for her own good and safety. Annemarie was lied to in many ways and was affected by the lies that her Mother and Uncle Henrik
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. It affects her by making her feel as if she were not a child anymore. “Annemarie knew that Mama was lying
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 the safety of herself and others. Uncle Henrik and AnneMarie’s