This book is a lot different from what I thought. So far, after about 15-20 minutes, I've only managed to read about 15 pages. This has taken me a little bit past the beginning of chapter two. The first chapter mainly talks about how Oskar Schindler, who is the son of a businessman and Catholic mother in Czechoslovakia marries when he is young, and ends up joining the Nazi Party. I have a feeling that I'm going to enjoy this book, because although it is controversial, I love reading stories dealing with wars, especially World War II. It starts out slow, but that's how most books seem to go, because they have to introduce everything and everybody to you. I'm definitely going to assume that it will speed up and get more action packed because it's about a war, and because it's a classic that was turned into a movie which was directed by Steven Spielberg. I think that says something special about this novel.
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