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Told from Bruno's perspective, this book is at times funny, at times childishly naive, at times honest as only a child can be, and always full of hope and friendship. Traveling with Bruno, you will have to leave his comfortable home in Berlin and move to the new house, where his father, one of Hitler's commanders, has a very important task. Bruno will be sad, lonely and have no one to play with, so he will lead you on the way to the fence behind which there is a "farm" full of people and children in striped pajamas. What he doesn't know is that the "farm" is not a farm at all, but a camp, and that the smoke from the great chimneys is not burning garbage, but ... "A small miracle of a book", judged the Guardian, because this book really is that. A look at the terrible past through a child's eyes, an innocent friendly child's hand extended across the fence that divided the world... A book you will remember long after you read it, as judged by the Irish Times.
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