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    My book that i am reading is about this thirteen year old boy named Brian Robeson who is desperately trying to survive. He was on a plane that crashed in a Canadian wilderness and all he was to survive is what is in the survival backpack that was in the plane. There are only two main characters in the story and they are Brian himself and the hunter that found Brian and his name was David Smallhorn. The hunter lives on a small island on the lake. One of the theme of the story is survival because

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    “If you’re reading this because you think you might be one‚ my advice is: close this book right now. Believe whatever lie your mom or dad told you about your birth‚ and try to lead a normal life” (Riordan‚ 1). In the novel The Lightning Thief‚ by Rick Riordan‚ Percy‚ Annabeth‚ and Grover are trying to recover Zeus’ stolen master bolt. The main protagonist Percy is an outcast that struggles to fit in because he moves from school to school and is a lone child of Poseidon‚ yet he has lots of termitity

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    Symbols In The Book Thief

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    what is the meaning of a colored story? the answer is markus zusaks “the book thief” because of all of its imagery that is used. colors can be a great thing when someone is describing a sunset or a beach. it can be a good thing but they can also be a bad thing like when someone describes a 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

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    Essay On The Book Thief

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    The Book Thief “The consequence of this is that I’m always finding humans at their best and worst. I see their ugly and their beauty‚ and I wonder how the same thing can be both. (Death)” ― Markus Zusak‚ The Book Thief Markus Zusak is a writer best known for the worldwide known book The Book Thief (also translated into 40+ languages) but also wrote other books (Fighting Ruben Wolfe; Getting the Girl; I am the Messenger; The Book Thief; Underdogs). Zusak was born on June 23‚1975 in

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    The Book Thief Themes

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    Millions of people died in the horrors and destruction of World War 2. Millions more experienced horrors they didn’t know existed. Children‚ young and innocent‚ were no longer the pure beings they once were. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak takes place during this dark time‚ and there were many bombings‚ deaths‚ and pain for everyone one living in this time. Many characters in the book are exposed to scarring events that will forever change them. The narrator of the book is death itself‚ and he goes

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    The Book Thief Narrative

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    The novel The Book Thief wouldn’t be the same without the unique narrator‚ Death. Death is not a human being and because of this he or she can be in anywhere. He or she can feel the emotions of character that some cannot. Death also has characteristics that are perfect for the story. The characteristics that Death withholds also makes him or her the best narrator for this story. Death is not a physical being and can travel anywhere he or she desires. This can move along the story much more quickly

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    Trey Parker once said‚ “Every hero needs a sidekick; every captain needs a mate.” This quote means‚ even if a hero thinks they can do everything alone then they mistaken. In the book‚ The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. It is about young‚ brave Percy Jackson (son of Poseidon) who is on a quest to return the master Lightning bolt back to Olympus because if not there will be a war of the gods. Percy is being accused of stealing the bolt. He knows he didn’t take it but he doesn’t know who did. On his

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    Book Thief Theme

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    A novel would be meaningless without theme. The theme is what the author intends the reader to understand through the reading of the novel. Mark Zusak in The Book Thief ‚ encompasses the use of imagery ‚ diction ‚ tone ‚ syntax and detail all to portray theme of the novel. Zusak employs the theme that words are powerful ‚ they can trigger violence but also constitute peace. The theme that words are powerful is illuminated throughout the novel. For example ‚ in Max’s dream Hitler through just the

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    Book Thief Symbolism

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    in our life help us realize our true hidden potential. Or some problems help us understand life as a whole‚ but it makes us who we are today. Living and understanding the disputes symbolises who we are. For instance‚ in Mark Zusak’s book‚ The Book Thief‚ the reader gets an understanding of how certain conflicts create attributes in the characters and how it can symbolise an individual. The author manipulates symbolism‚ and conflicts to develop Liesel from a young powerless child to a woman who represents

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    "No matter how many times she was told she was loved there was no recognition that the proof was in the abandonment" (Zusak 32). The novel The Book Thief by Markus Zusak is the story of Liesel Meminger‚ a young girl who struggles through WWII and faces the pain and suffering of abandonment. When one is faced with such an abandonment and is forced to cope on their own‚ they may feel lost and alone. These emotions force people to find comfort. As in Liesel ’s case‚ some people find comfort in books

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