Penguin Readers Level 4: The Boy in Striped Pyjamas (ELT Graded Reader)

Penguin Readers is a series of English language learning books graded to suit various proficiency levels. Designed for those learning English as a second language, these books feature texts that have been thoughtfully modified, along with engaging new illustrations and exercises aimed at enhancing language skills. The print editions additionally provide directions for accessing supplementary materials online. The collection includes a range of works from classic literature to contemporary stories and intriguing non-fiction, introducing readers to renowned authors and interesting narratives. Penguin Readers' eight difficulty levels are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Each book contains exercises to help learners improve their grammar, vocabulary, and exam readiness. Comprehension and vocabulary-building questions before, during, and after reading challenge readers to engage with the material. By visiting the Penguin Readers website, those with the print edition can access numerous online resources such as digital books, audio versions, lesson plans, and answer keys. In one of the stories, Bruno's family relocates from Berlin to a new home due to his father's job change. At the property's edge, there is a peculiar camp, making Bruno feel lonely and restless until he befriends Shmuel. The boys form a close friendship, but questions linger: why is Shmuel in the camp, and why does he wear striped pyjamas?