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One of the most esteemed writers and thinkers in the world, international best-selling author Elie Wiesel is a Nobel Peace Prize recipient. His first book, Night, is one of the most enduring classics of Holocaust literature. In this powerful suspense story, five survivors of a plane crash take shelter in the home of an enigmatic man. He locks them in, informs them he is their judge, and announces the least worthy of them will be sentenced to death.
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