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Latest revision as of 02:13, 10 March 2018
The Book Thief was written by Markus Zusak. The film was released in 2013.
IMDb: 7.6 out of 10
Categories: Young Adult, Based on True Events
Ages: 14-up
Synopsis
Wikipedia
This story is told from Death’s perspective and how he meets a girl known as “The Book Thief.” He tells her story of seeing her three times during WWII in Nazi Germany and living with her foster parents. It tells of how Liesel, The Book Thief, begins to steal books even though she cannot read or write. She learns how to read and befriends the Jew, Max, that her foster parents are hiding in their basement. We follow her story as she grows up, writing her own story titled, “The Book Thief.”
Review
This book is full of history and has a unique way of presenting it’s story through Death. It has won several awards and “Best Book of the Year.” It was also adapted into a film and was released in November 2013. There were several nominations for the film score by John Williams and for the actors. The book and the film are both great stories of a foster child as she grows up during WWII.
Kids Section
Discussion Questions
Here are a few questions that can go along with the book.
What are some of your favorite books to read and why?
Even though stealing is bad, how did taking books help Liesel?
Do you have a friend that you admire and why?
Have you ever lost a loved one? How can you overcome the remorse?
How can you help someone who has gotten sick?
References
Link to the Wikipedia article on the film: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_Thief_(film)
Link to the Wikipedia article on the book: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_Thief
Link for image from Wikipedia.org: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_Thief#mediaviewer/File:The_Book_Thief_by_Markus_Zusak_book_cover.jpg