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    The Book Thief Narrative

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    more quickly. If Liesel or Hans was the narrator they wouldn’t be able to describe what it was like for the other person if they weren’t there with them. Death can be with Hans and jump to Liesel the next second. The readers can know more this way. Since Death

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    In The Book Thief‚ readers follow through the childhood of Liesel Meminger‚ a young German girl growing up in Nazi Germany during World War II‚ all through the interesting perspective of Death. After losing her entire family‚ she is adopted into a new family‚ and gradually adapts to a new life in the town of Molching‚ on a street named Himmel. She learns how to live with her two adoptive parents: a stern‚ “small wardrobe-sized” mother who swears “Saumensch” on a daily basis‚ and a father who plays

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    Frau Holtzapfel's Death

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    asleep‚ and Rudy is in a bed with one of his sisters; Death recognizes him as the boy who gave the pilot a teddy bear. Death observes Rudy’s soul and sees him pretending to be Jesse Owens‚ retrieving a book from the icy river‚ and imagining a kiss from Liesel; he makes Death cry. At last‚ Death takes Hans and Rosa. Hans’ soul sits up and meets Death‚ passively ready to go; Hans’ soul whispers Liesel’s name‚ knowing that she is in the

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    engaging characters. The protagonist is Liesel Meminger who is only nine years old when she is taken to live with the Hubermanns‚ a foster family‚ in Molching‚ Germany in the late 1930s. She arrives with few possessions‚ but among them is The Grave Diggers’ Handbook‚ a book she stole from her brother’s burial place. During the years that Liesel lives with the Hubermanns‚ Hitler becomes more powerful‚ and life on their little street becomes more fearful‚ and Liesel becomes a full-fledged book thief.

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    about. Your life is constantly in danger-yet‚ all the while you have to keep calm and make good decisions. Well‚ that’s what a teenager named Liesel has to do in The Book Thief (2005) by Markus Zusak. The author suggests that belonging is an important part of life. Zusak supports this conclusion by using the structure of the novel to highlight the places Liesel has been accepted‚ the love and compassion she receives from her peers‚ and the pain she faces when everything she looks forward to is gone

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    In Markus Zusak’s historical novel The Book Thief‚ Liesel starts off the novel illiterate and she gets a sudden impulse to learn how to read. As Liesel learns how to read she soon discovers how words could hold a unique power to convince people to commit severe acts of cruelty. She finds out that words can be powerful. The power of language can be both good and bad. However‚ this historical novel shows that the power of language can be used for bad. Max had created many drawings throughout the time

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    whether they’re present or absent have power. While learning to read‚ Liesel forms a closer understanding that Hitler’s propaganda‚ and “brainwashing” of the German people‚ are the foundation of his power‚ and the reason for her father and brothers death‚ and the reason why Max is in hiding. Leaving Liesel to question whether words can be used for good. (Mein Kampf and Max’s handmade/written book). Towards the end of the novel‚ Liesel writes in her own handmade book‚ “I have hated the words and I have

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    The film widely revolves around Liesel Meminger‚ a nine years old girl from Germany who was given up by her biological parents to live with Hans and Rosa Huberman. Surprisingly‚ the narrator of the film is death‚ and all these events take place in 1939 shortly before the break of the Second World War in Molching. Hans becomes an important person in her life especially after her brother’s death as he dedicates time to comfort her to learn and read as well as comfort her during those hard times. Later

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    Symbols In The Book Thief

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    concentration camp or a bloody war front. in the book thief it can be seen that colors are a big thing to all of the characters. liesel used the colors to remember max and rudy. when max was in the basement he used the colors to see the weather in the skies. although the book death (the person) uses colors to give him something to think about other things then dead people liesel describes a lot of thinfgs to others but one of the best was when she describes

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    Throughout The Book Thief‚ the good and the bad of humanity is shown in many ways through the eyes of the narrator‚ death. In the times of great killing and blood‚ Liesel finds peace in reading and later on many other people find peace in her reading as well. humanity is both beautiful and ugly. there is good and bad that can be found in everything‚ this story describes both aspects of it. Death wonders how humanity can be so ugly yet so beautiful. We portray both traits for many reasons. Humanity

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