Fatelessness review

We were given a review about the novel "fatelessness" from the jewish, Hungarian author Imre Kertez, from wich we answersome questions wich are the following:

1. Which perspective (positive or negative) does the author of the review have towards FATELESSNESS? Provide evidence.

He have a positive perception of the book, beacuse although he states is dreadful, it sticks to reality so basiclythe novel succeed in making one feel how terrible the Holocaust was and it tries to make the reader stand in the character shoes.

2. According to the review, in which ways does FATELESSNESS make readers empathize with the main character of the story?

Readers empathize with the character beacuse the novel make you look and put you on that situation, making you think what would have you done in that case.

3. In the second paragraph of this review, we are presented the plot of the story. Is this enough information to engage you as a reader? Does it provide an effective invitation to read "FATELESSNESS"? Justify

I think it`s not enough information to engage the same as if you read the book, but it`s sufficient to interest a reader and make him/she feel interest in reading the novel, therefor giving it a try.

Link of the review: http://www.articlesbase.com/fiction-articles/fatelessness-by-imre-kertesz-368551.html#.UHC_wn31v8U.blogger