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Author Markus Zusak, in his historical fiction novel, The Book Thief, exposes hatred and prejudice in a society. However, Zusak’s characters Rudy and Hans help main character Liesel overcome the evil surrounding her. The Book Thief demonstrates the power of strong relationships and love that sustain people in life’s tragedies. Hans, Liesel’s stepfather, provides a gentle, loving attitude towards Leisel. Similarly, Rudy, Liesel’s best friend, provides companionship and love. Hans, Leisel’s foster

The novel, The Book Thief Written by Markus Zusak is set in 1939 Nazi Germany and is narrated by a personified version of Death, who describes both the beauty and devastation of life in this era. The main character Liesel Meminger (aged 9 years old – at the beginning of the book) is sent with her brother, Werner to foster parents in Munich. On the way there Werner (aged 6) dies. At his burial Liesel finds a book buried partially in snow, belonging to one of the grave diggers. With this book Liesel

In the novel, The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, two characters that really contribute to the storyline are Hans Hubermann and Rosa Hubermann. While the characters are much different in personality, both are actually very similar. As war and other events lead to suffering, Hans’ and Rosa’s personalities are tested, and their true colors come out. This leads to many dramatic events in the Hubermann household, all witnessed by their foster daughter, Liesel. The way they pull it together is remarkable

Clive barker’s the Thief of Always is a fable that takes you on an adventure with the main character Harvey Swick. Harvey is a very bored kid, then this dude rictus shows up and takes Harvey to the holiday house. The holiday house, the Holiday House is a paradise with delicious food and every season in one day. After being there for a month Harvey realizes that the holiday house is a trap. He escapes it but then returns to free the rest of the kids and to kill hood, the owner of the house. He succeeds

In the eyes of humanity for all generations, death has been perceived as a very grim topic. In Markus Zusaks’ The Book Thief, Death is regarded in a way that contrasts the normal beliefs of humanity. Throughout the book, he is very compassionate and seems to empathize with various sensitive situations. While narrating the novel, Death expresses in several ways that make him seem more compassionate than expected, such as his overwhelming emotions toward malignant events, his allusions to the fact

The Book Thief I chose to read the book The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. There were a few factors into why I chose to read this book. The first reason that I read it was because my older brothers had read this book before me and had recommended that I should read it. Another reason that I wanted to read this book is because our grade had recently gone to the Holocaust Museum and had learned about how terribly the Jewish people were being treated. I was fascinated in this and The Book Thief was during

plays that role in the book, The Book Thief. Hans Hubermann, a veteran who served in World War 1 and saved his country. The different examples Hans shows was when he hides Max, a Jewish man who does not want to go to the concentration camps. As a character, he reflects that anyone can help someone in this world. Hans Hubermann is distinguished as brave, kind, and active during the novel. Hans Hubermann is a bold and courageous character in the book, The Book Thief. According to the book, the reader

In The Book Thief, Death, has some surprising characteristics. Everybody thinks of him as some bad person that takes everybody’s life away, but in the book, he describes himself as just the result of humans dying. In other words, he isn’t the one who kills people. In The Book Thief he has two big characteristics, which are, irony and humanity. Even though Death is not ‘alive’, he still have human feelings. One example of having human qualities is that he has to distract himself when he is collecting

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Compare and Contrast Between Orwell’s 1984 and Zusak’s the Book Thief In Orwell’s novel 1984 and Zusak’s novel the Book Thief, Liesel and Winston share numerous similarities. The main protagonist from both novels, Winston and Liesel, face struggles and problems. Liesel is a little girl from Molching, Germany in 1939-1943. She lives with her foster parents, Hans and Rosa. She has a best friend named Rudy. Winston is a man who works for The Ministry of Truth in Airstrip 1 of Oceania. He