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This is one of my favourite books ever. Stockholm, Sweden, late 1950s. A teenage boy lives in an abusive home, and the violence is also a very big part of his existence at school, where he is the leader of a gang. Eventually he is expelled from school.

To get him back on track again, his mother sends him to a boarding school. To begin with, he sees this as a fresh start and vows never to use violence again. After only a short while, that ambition proves impossible, since the school is basically run in a fascist way by older students.

This sounds as if this is a real macho-book, but it really isn't. The boy uses physical violence himself on only a few occasions, but still manages to use his prior experiences "about" violence to his advantage. He's also bright, athletic and funny (offers a few laughs without turning the book into a circus). Let's just say that I'm a woman who hates all kinds of violence, but I'm still completely fascinated by this book.

And last of all, this book contains so many qualities that the movie simply fails or makes no attempt to cover. The movie is somewhat ok, but the book is truly gold. So ignore the movie and pick up this masterpiece, it is simply impossible to get the story out of your head. Moreover, it's based on a true story.


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Ondskan Swedish Edition Jan Guillou 9789118113321 Books Reviews

It's brilliant! A masterpiece. A book about the hellish childhood of a boy who gets beaten and whipped by his father every day after school and who compensates by becoming a school bully. After being relegated from school, he is sent to a boarding school where his life takes another downturn when he as a freshman refuses to obey the older students.
A book that makes you shudder from discomfort, yet ask for more.
This is about a boy who is a troublemaker at school. When the book starts, he is just being beaten up by his dad, a crazy man who searches for reasons to hit his children. The dad is as happiest when he gets to beat the kids with the dog's lead with a clip on. When the clip hits the boys, it makes a tiny hole, enogh to stay for a week and create a scar.
As the boy is a troublemaker at school, the parents decide to send him to the private school of Sjernsberg, out on the countryside.
The boy stops being a troublemaker as he realizes that he can't continue being that. Being a toublemaker leads nowhere, he says. But when he gets to the new school, the cruelty he faces is beyond his worst nightmares. And it doesn't get better when he, a high school one grader, refuses to obey the mean high school fourth-graders.
A book about evil people and evil in general. It's a masterpiece. I read it in one day. A book that has opened the eyes of literature for thousands of young Europeans.
This is one of my favourite books ever. Stockholm, Sweden, late 1950s. A teenage boy lives in an abusive home, and the violence is also a very big part of his existence at school, where he is the leader of a gang. Eventually he is expelled from school.

To get him back on track again, his mother sends him to a boarding school. To begin with, he sees this as a fresh start and vows never to use violence again. After only a short while, that ambition proves impossible, since the school is basically run in a fascist way by older students.

This sounds as if this is a real macho-book, but it really isn't. The boy uses physical violence himself on only a few occasions, but still manages to use his prior experiences "about" violence to his advantage. He's also bright, athletic and funny (offers a few laughs without turning the book into a circus). Let's just say that I'm a woman who hates all kinds of violence, but I'm still completely fascinated by this book.

And last of all, this book contains so many qualities that the movie simply fails or makes no attempt to cover. The movie is somewhat ok, but the book is truly gold. So ignore the movie and pick up this masterpiece, it is simply impossible to get the story out of your head. Moreover, it's based on a true story.