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I feel like when the author said he never called it Auschwitz, because of the fact that he didn't want to only

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I feel like he did a good job by not using the word because he was showing all the camp that did this

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He never uses the word I think is because that word has so much hate in it and death is should never have been in any language

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I think the author did this because he was telling us that there were more and respecting it all.

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I think he didn't use that word instead because he thought it was more respectful.

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Father did care for Bruno you can tell this from the way he acted when Mother said that it isn't safe for Bruno, or Gretel here. At the end of the book you see Fathers reaction to when he found out about Bruno. He is going to blame him self for what had happen to Bruno, because he never explained to Bruno what has happened.

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I feel like the author wrote how he saw it and the people that were reading the book reacted to how they saw it.

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I think the author is right in the fact you feel the way you want to feel he does not make you feel anything as people feel different about the book

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I think I had to catch this weird feelings on my own because we all understand that the Holocaust is and I already had knowledge what was it going to be about so when there were weird phrases that the Germans were saying it to the jews I caught what it meant.

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I think what the author is saying is that there are many of emotions and stuff when you read a book. They can be happy, sad, exciting. This is a book where you get to choose one of those emotions

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When the author says that I feel like he put his feelings, and thoughts out there. There are so many different things you feel while reading this novel, that he will put the information into the book, but that doesn't mean he has to be the one to tell you how to feel, that some people would act a different way to different parts, than others. Some people many cry to a part, and others wouldn't. He put his thoughts into those parts, knowing that people may not have the same reaction to the book as he wanted you to have, or that other people have had.

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I felt like i connect to this book more than any other book because i could relate to Bruno.

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I feel I could not connect it to any other book not saying that's a bad thing it's a great thing that means a fresh new idea to be explored.

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How I felt about this book is different from all the others because in this book these are two little boy who ends up becoming friends which is unusual because a Jewish boy and a German boy becoming friends is weird but have lots of things in common. And how Bruno is kind enough to help Shmuel with food. Also Bruno wanted friends.

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I WOULD SAY AMERICA TOOK IT PRETTY WELL!!!! :)

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I love learning, and reading about this topic. So I loved reading this book. I felt that I loved this one probably the most, because this book had character. There was a story behind it, even though all books have a story behind it. This book is great for all ages, and it kept me/the reader on their toes. Everytime Bruno did something that I knew wouldn't end well, it kept me right where the reader wanted me to be. So I really loved this book, probably more than another book on the holocaust.

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I agree with the fact that he says this book is not children book or an adult book it is just a book.

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Its nice to know the author's background how he was a bookseller for 7 years. So this means he has talent.

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It's kind of both its relatable to kids Bruno's and it's serious so adults can read it and can be read by all those who know even the tiniest about the holocaust

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I love how he said that his job isn't to make a book for a current group of people, but he writes to have people to read the book, and to get lots in the book for a couple of hours. That it doesn't matter if it's an adult book, or children book.

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I think this book is good for older people like teenagers because for little kids probably won't understand the words or phase and the whole Holocaust history is very scary some kids might have nightmares of true events.

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I believe that this book is a okay book to show to children, or your kids. I think this, because of the fact that this book is a good starting point to introduce this subject to children. It isn't to graphic, and doesn't have voicent. It is very carefully worded. It also shows a friendship in the book that so it isn't just about the holocaust, that there is still a good side to this book for kids to read, and go along with.

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This novel should be a good starting point for kids and young adults to read and learn about the holocaust as a whole and what happened in WW2 so I would not say that is not a graphic novel it's meant for older audiences and should be taken seriously.

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I think a child should be able to read this book because they kinda relate to Bruno.

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I like how he understands this book can be difficult to lots of people but he wrote it anyway.

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That's talent that he could just sit down and write.

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I think it was so interesting to hear his point of view on how he thought of writing this book. He turned just an idea into a big successful book. He made sure that Bruno didn't know what was going on, because of the fact that it would go on, and the story would start.

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I think he was sensitive because I think he showed a lot of respect for the time period and most of the information he put down was correct. I just think he should of electrocuted the fence because i think that was a little disrespectful to the time period and made it seem like that shmuel could get out very easily.

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No because the author was sensitive he wrote this book to show proof about the holocaust and all he did is changed some facts.

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No, because he was sensitive he was respectful in a serious manner and I think that this is more of a adults book because as he said the more you now about the more you can connect to it. The only part that was insensitive is with the historical accuracy of the novel with the fence not being electrified and shmuel and bruno just being able to sit there near the fence.

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No, he was sensitive about the subject. He didn't disrespect the matter. All he did was changed some parts for the fact to make the book better. He made the book come alive. When he had Bruno, and Shmuel not know a lot about the holocaust was sensitive, because that would have happened back then during the real holocaust. People much more older than Bruno, and Shmuel wouldn't even know what is going on. So for him to do that would a good thing. When he made the fence none electrocuted is where he didn't make it real, there was no way anyone could have talked to someone on the other side without getting hurt or killed, and there was no way that Bruno could have went on the other side with Shmuel.