Brief Summary Of The Book Werner And Marie-Laure
In the begging of the story It introduces the two main character, Werner and Marie-Laure. Werner is introduce as a 18 year old boy at a bee hotel. In Chapter one, he is then reintroduced as an 7 year old orphan who lives in a orphanage with his little sister who is two years younger than him, Jutta. In the beginning of the book Werner and Jutta find a old radio that does not work. Werner ends up working on it eventually getting it to work. He then makes modifications and upgrades to the old radio and eventually becomes the local radio fixer. To all of his clients surprise he is so young to be so good at what he is doing. Toward the end of chapel one Werner and his sister hear about Germany supposedly bombing France. In the beginning of chapter
three, Werner has four a way to get out of going into the mines and he gets accepted into the corse. We leave Werner on the train going to the school. Marie-Laure is introduced as a little 6 year old girl on her way to becoming blind. When she eventually becomes blind, the curious Marie-Laure has to go though many challenges like reading and finding her way to and from home. Unknowing she has yet to face a the greater challenge. At the end of chapter one Marie-Laure and her father, Daniel, are on their way out of Paris to a train to seek shelter from the anticipated bombers. In chapter three Marie-Laure and her father are on foot traveling to Monsieur Giannot's house which is found in flames with thieves in and out. The two then make their way to her father’s brother’s house, Etienne. With no at the door they wait until they are greeted by Madame Manec. There they eat, bathe, and rest. They plan to stay there until the war is over.
three, Werner has four a way to get out of going into the mines and he gets accepted into the corse. We leave Werner on the train going to the school. Marie-Laure is introduced as a little 6 year old girl on her way to becoming blind. When she eventually becomes blind, the curious Marie-Laure has to go though many challenges like reading and finding her way to and from home. Unknowing she has yet to face a the greater challenge. At the end of chapter one Marie-Laure and her father, Daniel, are on their way out of Paris to a train to seek shelter from the anticipated bombers. In chapter three Marie-Laure and her father are on foot traveling to Monsieur Giannot's house which is found in flames with thieves in and out. The two then make their way to her father’s brother’s house, Etienne. With no at the door they wait until they are greeted by Madame Manec. There they eat, bathe, and rest. They plan to stay there until the war is over.