what impact does John Boyne cast upon his audience as they read the novel? The elegant style of writing helps contribute to the reader’s emotion and better defines Bruno’s innocence. John Boyne set a specific moral that was intended to linger in the reader’s mind: everyone comes across a fence in their life and it’s up to them what they make of it, as well as acceptance. The powerful and peaceful actions of Bruno and Shmuel is what would give the reader a sense of inspiration to do the same. On the other hand, the novel left out significant historical information. To put it another way, Shmuel. Boys as young as Shmuel were too young malnourished and weak to accomplish manual labour, there for they were killed quickly. This produces false
