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Johannes Deyoung _ohannes_e_oung — i keep this book on my nightstand and i really want to get back to it...on paper its great, has the historical fiction thing i like, and i have an interest in south american culture/history, etc. but i think its collecting dust and contributing to my allergies more than to my intellect/imagination/that place in me that great books live. ill keep it there a while longer and maybe return to it...

Benjamin Lee bloom21d9 — This book was absolutely amazing. The Holocaust was one of the most horrible times in history, and depending on who you were at the time, so many things were different. It's important to see things in a variety of different people's point of views to get the full story. In The Boy in Striped Pajamas, the point of view was completely different from what I'm used to. Bruno is a nine-year-old German, whose dad is in charge of one the concentration camps in Germany. He's so naive and has never really opened his eyes to the world around him until his family had to move close by the concentration camp, Auschwitz, which Bruno pronounced as "out-with". And as frustrating as it is, he never fully realized, and never fully learned the horrors and imperfections the world is full of. But that is one of the things that makes the book so great. The father of Bruno managed to keep his son unaware of the cruel things he was doing to others, not too far from his house. During the Holocaust, Bruno had not even the slightest idea of what was happening to millions of innocent people. The thing is, that was probably the case for other children during this time. Who would think that a child in Germany during the time of the Holocaust would be completely unaware of the cruelty and prejudice going on in the world. The book is different in so many ways and that is what makes it amazing. (I'm not saying that I would tell a young child all about what was happening, but I'm just saying, I've never really thought about someone not knowing about the horrible things happening during the Holocaust.)