Dear, book Critique
I feel that your review of the book I read this summer for school is wrong. In this letter I am going to
tell you what I think of it. I want to tell you what it is about, what happened, and the characters, theme,
plot, and setting. By the end of this letter I hope that you will think of rereading this book and hope you
review it better. Ill start by saying that this is a book think was sad to read. But I also think that it was
difficult not to stop.
There were a few characters in this story but the main one was Bruno. An eight year old boy
who's father is a commander in the army. Because of his father's job he is forced to move from his
home to a new one in Out-with. …show more content…
She calls her a hopeless case. There is also lieutenant Kotler who is
always in the house because he is the lieutenant for Bruno's father. Other characters include Bruno's
family members, Mother, Father, Grandmother, Grandfather. There is a pavel a Jew that works as a
servant in their house. The last character here is Shmeul who is a friend of Bruno's but is stuck behind a
fence in the concentration camp. There are other minor characters in the story but do not have much of
a role.
There are three settings and they are Bruno's home in Berlin, the home at Out-with, and the
concentration camp. The main setting at of these three is new home where Bruno does most of his
activities and school work. And the concentration camp is where he goes to see Shmeul everyday
The Theme ( or main idea) Is Man Vs. Society. This Is a theme that has to do with a single
person or a group of people are taking on society. As in Bruno Vs. his difficulties and his struggles. For
example when he has to move from Berlin to Out-with.
The plot is the problem of the story, and there are two. The first one is Bruno moving form
Berlin to Out-with. The other one is his friend Shmeul is stuck in the concentration camp, cannot