It took me all day but i guess BRUNO DIES it depends on how fast of a reader you are

Hilda, Isobel and Louise are Gretel's friends

:P I have the same assignment but i'll help you too! Bruno is joyful in the begining because he's playing the helicopter with his friends but when he leaves them to go move out he is feeling depressed!

In The Boy in Striped Pyjamas Bruno's father is the Commandant (boss) of Auschwitz, which was a vast complex of concentration camps and included the biggest Nazi extermination camp of all.

while bruno is exploring in "the boy in the striped pajamas"; he finds a little boy (who is his age and is a jew) sitting down on the ground be the fence that separates the concentration camp && brunos house (in out-with)

i dont think that it says anywhere in the book

He didn't want to admit to the fact that he had left his three friends behind.

and it was to different to his old house.

because he didnt know if father would approve

he thinks that he has friends

The boy in the striped pyjamas was first published in 1988 but the newer versions was 2006, if this is a school related question i would say 1988 was the publishing date.

Yes, for the most part they (thankfully) stayed with the novel.

one example is the fact that Bruno thinks that the camp his home is stationed by is called out-with, when it is actually called Auschwitz, which was a major concentration camp back when the Germans attempted genocide.

Bruno's grandfather is a Nazi supporter, his grandmother is not.

The book written by John Boyne was published in Ireland. The publication date was September 12, 2006.

When he denies knowing Schmuel in the kitchen, earning his friend a beating from Lt. Kotler.

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I would say there are two sides of Bruno's Father. The more obvious side to him is of course, that he is a cruel, sick man who kills innocent Jewish people. He is hungry for power and is a very stubborn man who will do anything he can to come out on top. He has very strong political and religious views about the Jewish people and when Kotler - the books suggests he kills - Pavel, then Father does nothing to stop him from doing so. He does everything he is told by Hitler to become a leader of the Nazi's and he indoctrinates his children by telling them that what he is dong (or what the Nazi's are doing) are the best and that ''Hitler has big things in mind for him''. So this sums him up as a generally crap person.

But there is another side to Father that very few people suggest is true, but it's an option. Maybe Father isn't such a bad person. Maybe he is only doing his job well so he can provide for the family, because if he did not do as he is told by Hitler, then Hitler has the power to do whatever he likes to Father and his family. Maybe he is a good person doing bad things? Maybe he is a bad person with a spark of good inside him? It depends on how you view him throughout the book. The book suggests he isn't a very good lover and husband to Mother, as she is possibly having an affair with Kotler ('sometimes, he is still there when i go to bed, and still there even before i wake up' suggesting that Kotler stayed over the night while Father isn't there) and he doesn't treat Bruno and Gretel as his children, who he loves, but more two people who he is consistently giving them rules and continuously tells them that the Jews 'aren't really like people at all' and that the Nazi's are amazing. But in the last chapter after Bruno has snuck into the concentration camp with Shmuel and has been killed in a gas chamber, we feel sorry for Father. He figures out what Bruno has done and he is taken away by some soldiers, but he doesn't care what they do to him any more (kinky ;)). I have a mixed view of Father, but I got an assessment on this tomorrow -_-.

Sorry this answer is so long winded :L x

The book and the movie are appropriate for a ten year old boy. It is aimed at Juniors and Young adults and teens. It is a very moving story and it would pay for you two to read it together or with a grandparent to explain hard to take parts.

Bruno was played by Asa Buterfield in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (2008 film).

As you read in the story, Shmuel's dad had gone missing, it is referred in the book that they've been gassed. When the two go looking for them, they get mixed into a group heading to the gas chambers, so they have been gassed too.

Bruno has a better relationship with his mother then his father, Bruno is clearly fairly close as he asks most of his questions to his mother. His father is working at the camp so his mother is one only people he can talk to.