The two stories Number the Stars and The Wrong Lunch Line are very similar but they have many of their own differences. Number the Stars is a historical fictional story which talks about Annemarie and Ellen, and what one family does to save another from the Nazi. Meanwhile, The Wrong Lunch Line is about Yvette and Mildred, who are children, having a rough school day. These stories similarities share many characteristics between characters, but their differences are more about the events that occur.
In both stories the characters are Jewish and friends of someone who is not Jewish. They also go to each others houses often and do things together. Mildred is an only child just like Ellen, and Yvette has a big family like Annemarie. They are hard to be separated from each other while together. Jewish holidays are celebrated in both stories also. These stories have a big relationship between others. …show more content…
One of the families has a business working unlike in the other story. The place they live in is in a tenement and a small region behind the shop. For example, in the story," Yvette lived on the top floor of a tenement...she lived with her parents in the three small rooms in the back of the candy store they owned"(PG. 164). Also, they are celebrating Passover as the Jewish holiday in this story. For example, in this story it says," Last Thursday the school had announced that free Passover lunches would be provided for the Jewish children during this week"(PG.163). Yvette is a Spanish girl. Throughout the story the events happen at a school and at Mildred's home. For example, in this story it says," Yvette ate the free lunch provided by the school" (PG.
In both stories the characters are Jewish and friends of someone who is not Jewish. They also go to each others houses often and do things together. Mildred is an only child just like Ellen, and Yvette has a big family like Annemarie. They are hard to be separated from each other while together. Jewish holidays are celebrated in both stories also. These stories have a big relationship between others. …show more content…
One of the families has a business working unlike in the other story. The place they live in is in a tenement and a small region behind the shop. For example, in the story," Yvette lived on the top floor of a tenement...she lived with her parents in the three small rooms in the back of the candy store they owned"(PG. 164). Also, they are celebrating Passover as the Jewish holiday in this story. For example, in this story it says," Last Thursday the school had announced that free Passover lunches would be provided for the Jewish children during this week"(PG.163). Yvette is a Spanish girl. Throughout the story the events happen at a school and at Mildred's home. For example, in this story it says," Yvette ate the free lunch provided by the school" (PG.