This is something depressing, brutal and all together mean on my behalf. a different ending to this famous story.

This one does not rhyme... Although it is not my favourite, I think it is emotional enough to stand on its own.

While staying with an Aunt in Lower Saxony, Gretel stumbles across a fence. Fences like this exist all over the world. Gretel isn't going to cross this fence, but she will help someone else to.

Elsa isn't ready to trust anyone, much less a grimn young soldier by the name of Lieutenant Kotler. But when the two begin to play a dangerous game, it's only a matter of time before one of them is caught...And there will be consequences. R and R!

Brief final Diary entry for Ralph, after the war.

This is a different ending for the book that I had to write for english class. I hope you enjoy.

when Bruno asked her what she thought about all of this, what did Maria really want to say... one-shot

Just a quick one shot of Kotler and Maria, from Maria's POV. Nothing offensive in there! Maria/Kotler

An alternate ending to The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

Done as an assignment for school. Post-Bruno's death and leaving the camp. Partial Kotler/Maria, mostly just an exposition for the sake of doing it on a dime and a dare.

That morning, Maria had predicted a rainy day. Not that I cared anyway. I felt determined to go outside and meet my friend Shmuel, to help him find his dad. I needed to do it before we left, I couldn't fail my friend again. T for being Holocaust-themed.

Bruno loved his house's handrail and his friends. Shmuel loved his family and his friend Levi. Now all is gone for both of them, but at least they have each other to talk about their past. T for being Holocaust-themed. Re-posted from my old account!

Bruno loved his house's handrail and his friends. Shmuel loved his family and his friend Levi. Now all is gone for both of them, but at least they have each other to talk about their past. T for being Holocaust-themed.

It was not that long ago, and Gretel can still remember how it felt to be crying next to her mother under the rain. After her brother's death, she learns many things: one being how you must have the courage to stand up when everyone else has sat down.

Gretel is the sister of Bruno, and this is her point of view on the events that soon follow the news of her missing brother.

She ignored it and got back to work. After all, it was just a whisper of the wind. Appearances can be deceptive at times. R&R!

He fell on his knees when he realized the horrifying, yet certain truth. That he had killed his own son. Sort of OOC R&R!

This is a short diary extract from schmuels diary as he is going to Auschwitz. This was some homework for my english class

Alternate, more realistic ending to The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. T only for themes Holocaust . Oneshot. Sorry about the way it's written! I didn't type it out that way..IDK what's wrong with it! :/

When Schmuel and Bruno were in the Gas Room, what was Schmuel thinking?

My class finished reading this and we had to come up with an alternative ending. Most of them all ended with Bruno and Shmuel escaping and running away. Mine's different.It had to start from when Bruno went over to the other side of the fenece.

Dear Martin, It has been a few weeks since my family and I arrived here at Out-With. I've been missing you guys loads; there's no-one here to play with and I fear if I am left alone I might go as mad as Herr Roller, and start asking animals to come and ha

Bruno's dad feels guilty, feeling he played a big role in his son's disappearing act. He revisits the place that Bruno's clothes were found and, to his dismay, finds out that he had more to do with his son's leave than he thought. Full summary inside. RnR

It's a poem from Bruno to Shmuel.

A poem about Auschwitz from the point of view of the character Bruno from the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.