Ch 3-6, the Boy in the Striped Pajamas

Bruno and his family seem to have a tough time in this new house. Bruno makes the house sound like the worst place ever, and tries to push his boundaries and explore, but I think that he is exaggerating a bit. The people outside the fences must be the Jews in concentration camps. I feel sorry for Bruno because he does not understand why they are there. Bruno and his father talk about the people outside the window, and his father says that they aren't even people, which is not very nice because Bruno doesn't understand what's going on. I feel sorry for Bruno's mother. She must be going through so much stress, and Bruno isn't exactly making this move easier for her. I wonder if the mother knows about the people behind the fence, and how she feels about it all.