The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne

Bruno is nine when his father is promoted and the family leaves Berlin for a bleak house in the countryside. From his bedroom window he can see a long fence, and beyond it people in what he takes to be striped pyjamas.

Exploring one afternoon he meets Shmuel, a boy his own age sitting on the other side of the wire, and they become friends across it. Boyne tells the whole thing through Bruno's misunderstandings — he cannot pronounce Auschwitz, or the Führer's title — and the reader understands everything the narrator does not.

A modern classic read in schools worldwide. A fable rather than a history, and devastating on its own terms.

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