Panther in the Basement by Amos Oz

Introduction

The story brings about a recondite insight into the mental capacity and learning ability in a war-torn city of a young boy. It captivates in a pictorial and brilliant manner more or less of the unassailable bonds of relationships and friendship which was domesticated and neutralized during the year anteceding British back down from Jerusalem. The relationship of Proffy's with his two of the friends that were young that is Chita and Ben Hur are disporting and graphic perceptiveness into the miss-adventures followed through by adventurous young boys. The relationship of the narrator with the father ...