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A review by ljrinaldi
Bruno and Frida by Tony Bradman
4.0
The story of Bruno, who becomes an orphan, very early in the story, but who is saved from being killed himself by a dog that was sent to blow up people.
The story is set at the end of World War II, and the Russians are coming through Eastern Germany, and being very brutal. So, with the help of Frida, he makes his way towards where his grandparents live, but it is not easy going.
Very easy to read, quick book. Shows the brutality of war, while keeping an arms length away as well.
Written at a lower level then the age this is meant for, so that children who normally would not find anything interesting to read, find something, well, interesting to read.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.
The story is set at the end of World War II, and the Russians are coming through Eastern Germany, and being very brutal. So, with the help of Frida, he makes his way towards where his grandparents live, but it is not easy going.
Very easy to read, quick book. Shows the brutality of war, while keeping an arms length away as well.
Written at a lower level then the age this is meant for, so that children who normally would not find anything interesting to read, find something, well, interesting to read.
Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.