In "Night" how does the reader get to experience the events that Elie survived through?

Question

How does Wiesel's book consume the reader and makes him/her relive the story?

30 points to one that answers the best.

Answer 1

Elie Wiesel's stunning book gives a real feel to what he experienced when him and his family were taken away to concentration camps. The reader feels the event because Wiesel describes each heart wrenching experience for example being separated from his mother and sisters, who end up dying in the camps.