👦 Boys' Sleepwear & Robes: The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne Review

The terrible injustice of the Holocaust! The first 6 chapters hummed non-stop, repeating the same information over and over until your mind went numb and not even remotely explained anything. what happened in the concentration camp in his backyard or what his father did. Some of the events in the book were left to the reader's imagination rather than being a lesson, however depressing they may be. The whole holocaust was covered up and the book is more of a story about the everyday life of…

Bruno is 9 years old. His father has a cool job, he is responsible for many things. It's a big compound with a huge wire fence and lots of people - men and boys - on the other side. They're skinny, they work hard, they're all very dirty, they're all wearing what looks like striped pajamas. There are soldiers who poke and laugh at men and boys. Bruno overheard his parents' conversation and knows that his father's boss, "Fury", arranged the move to a new home. Bruno's older sister tells him this…

The story of the son of a Nazi commander and an innocent Jewish boy is absolutely amazing and full of tragedy that could bring some to tears. It talks about Nazi and Jewish perspectives, which gives us many opportunities to look at what the book is based on: the Holocaust. The book is absolutely heartbreaking, filled with an emotional story and bond between two boys. The book was published by John Boyne on January 5, 2006 and belongs to the historical fiction genre. Bruno, the son of a Nazi…