The Reader

So yesterday i have finished reading of another book.
It was The Reader of Bernhard Schlink.I read a lot and my freinds said that it is a wonderful book and a wonderful film, so I was excited when I started to reading it.
... And already on around the 36th page the main character Hanna has sex with another character - a 15 years old boy.
Wow, I thought, good begining. And I continued to reading. But it turned out that this book is not about love, no. I have mixed feelings about it. When I finished it I did not know who is was good and who is not wasn't. Tis book just pointed problems, but there were not any solutions.
So, what were the problems?
Hm the first and main foremost, I think, is how peoples, who were nazis, continued their life after war. As for me I think that it is crazy to judge a man who was a guard in a concentration camp 20 years ago because he did what he was told. I think that all of these people in the depths of their souls or openly felt guilty.We can only imagine how hard it was hard. And this court. It's a circus!
Other problem I think is about illiteracy. So it's not hard to understand.
And the last it is the weakness of character. I cannot forgive that this boy even did not write to Hanna!
So mixed feelings.
I used to feel differently after reading the books (here you don't use the article "the" because you're talking about reading books in general, not a specific one). I read about Germany. Read Anne Frank's diary. But the opinion quoted in the book is really interesting and unusual.

Remember:

- "I" has to be always written in capital letter