Interment camps

“Mom?” I squealed. My mom went back to her work with the kitchen counter. I got up from my bed and peeked through my bedroom door. My suitcase had stood there, still full with two months worth of clothes. I just sat and laid on my bed for the rest of the night. On the next morning, my mom came to a stop at my door. “Knock, knock, knock.” “Izzy? Are you still in your room? I need you to come out honey your Nana’s on the phone.” My mom had been woken up by the ring of my nana’s call for me.

knew it he was at the camp. “Hon it's time for you wake up” called his mom. “ Can i have five minutes ? ” replied Hunter. “Sorry but no you can’t ” said his Mom. “Ok bye mom love you” said hunter tiredly. “Bye Hunter love you, see you in a couple of days.” replied his mom. As Hunter watched as she drove away Hunter thought about how long this camp would take. He turned around and saw 3 of his best friends. “Whats up, I didnt know you guys were coming to this camp” said

loudly. As tired as I was, I quickly brushed my teeth, got dressed, and rushed downstairs to eat breakfast in under 10 minutes. I couldn’t wait to start my first day at camp! “Mary, you’re up early!” said Mom. “I start camp today remember?” I said, hoping she didn’t change her mind. “I’m sorry Mary but you won’t be able to go to camp this year.” At the moment, those were the saddest words I’ve heard my mom say. “What! Why?” I said, my head filled with confusion and disappointment. “Your grandma

decided to write about my family camp, this camp is for special needs (like for my brother). In general that was the only the second overnight camp I’ve been to, so it was really fun. We did many activities like fishing, kayaking and much more. At that camp I met many of my old friends that been to that camp for the second time, we would have much a fun time together. In the afternoon we would go sailing fishing and do campfires. The worst part of this whole family camp is that we have to drive there

through Blaine Hardens novel “ Escape from Camp 14.” Blaine Harden writes a thrilling story about Shin Dong Hyuk escape from camp 14, a north Korean labor camp, where no other man has even had the idea of escaping from the heavily gated exit points. Shin grew up in the Labor Camp due to the crimes that his family committed generations ago and is still look down upon. His mother and only brother were executed for murder and stealing of food in the camp thus resulting in a very unstable situation

Why should you read this? In this book it shows how a young boy can do things that you wouldn’t think a boy could do. For example David escapes a concentration camp without any parents. He is told by a man to go to a place called Denmark. David starts his journey. While David is on his journey he realizes that he cannot do this on his own. So he turns to the God of the green pastures. You may not realize it but as David goes on his journey his faith starts to grow. It is a great book for children

Shin was unsure what Sung’s intentions were and how much he should say to him. After risking everything to escape from Camp 14, Shin did not want this man to turn him in after explaining his story; especially since all his life, his instinct been to turn in criminals for privileges inside the camp (“North Korea Information”). Sung furrowed his thin gray eyebrows and began tapping his foot, waiting for more answers. “I am trying to figure out how to get somewhere

procession slowly continued onward into another part of the camp where they all received a medical checkup. Then they were ushered into booths and issued serial numbers which was tattooed on their left forearms. Anna became

remember that my family was sent to other camps and are most likely all dead by now. The nazis only kept the healthy alive when they first arrived and some camps killed women and children on the spot. I feel a tear start to roll down my cheek and before I know it I'm crying. I fall asleep to the sound of crying and the hustle of the camp

was what he had been taught all of his life (Harden 3). Sung was clearly not wealthy, so turning in a runaway was in his best interest, especially since the rules of Camp 14 clearly stated that “anyone who tries to escape will be shot immediately, and anyone who witnesses an escape and doesn’t report it will be shot immediately” (Camp 14- Total Control Zone). “No, but you are going to have to leave soon before anyone realizes you are here,” Sung responded, frantically looking out the windows to