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Bruno Change In The Striped Pajamas

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We have been reading the book The boy In striped Pajamas By John Boyne. It’s about a kid name bruno who live in berlin,Germany. His life changed a lot after his father was named commander after “The Fury”. Bruno father told him and whole family that they were going to move out to Out-with. That would be better for them. Bruno didn’t Think it was the best decision for him and his family to his father said it would be. What Bruno didn’t knew was his life was going to change over at Out-with. He didn’t knew that he was going to explore the other side of house were there was fence he live by at Out-with and that there he was going to find a friend. Very unique friend in the way how they both live different lives,in different situation and they
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Summary: In this document, it talks about Bruno (the main character) and how his life changed from moving. Bruno is the son a Nazi commandant. His whole family was forced to move to Out-With (Auschwitz) where his father was reassigned to work at. Bruno was hating the move until one day he was wandering around in the woods and came across a young prisoner sitting on the other side of a fence near his house.

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