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The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

John Boyne

This novel is not abstract, but a little editor's note, which reads well:

"Dear reader, dear reader:

Although the routine use of a text like this is to describe the characteristics of the work, once we take the liberty to make an exception to the norm. Not only is the book you hold in your hands is very difficult to define but because we are convinced that explaining its contents would spoil the reading experience. We believe it is important to begin this novel without knowing what it is.

However, if you decide to embark on the adventure, you know you accompany Bruno, a nine years old when he moved with his family to a house next to a fence. Fences like this exist in many parts of the world, only you do not want to ever find one. Finally, it is clear that this book is not just for adults so they can read, and it would be advisable to do so, children from the age of thirteen.

the editor. "

Sincerely, I have many good things to say about this book.

begin at good: there are too many pages and is easy reading, I read it in one afternoon. Surely the writer does not get boring for the pages.

bad thing: just close the last page I regretted buying this book, recommended by a lot of people and I personally was completely depressing recommend it to all children, although over the pages you'll get close to Bruno, I think this novel any lessons forward that a child can understand, is the drama for drama, and even a story that takes us to the reality of the Hitler era, I do not think a moment of reading, which I believe should be for pleasure, or one-touch bittersweet ... is pure tears and drama as it happened to me.

I chose this novel, having read stories of that time, I had been completely conquered, such as the legendary story of "The Diary of Anne Frank" and recently "The key to Sarah," which ; novels seemed endearing, but the humanitarian tragedy that we experienced is passed, his letters shows tenderness and affection for his characters, a smile and offered us another ... everything else I happened to "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas", definitely, I have on my shelf because I feel sorry for throwing a book, but not too volería to read and of course in my point of view, I do not recommend to anyone, at least to anyone who still has to live.

Remember, this is just my opinion, there is no better way to corroborate than checking for yourself ... but my note, definitely is: