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Crystal Yin yjh1989112f262 — This volume starts to have some major differences from the anime, and it may be that some of the issues or scenes weren't appropriate for broadcast TV, and so were cut out of the anime. It's definitely something you'll want to read if you liked the anime.

Elizabeth Johnson elisjohnson — "There was once a strange small man, but there was also a word shaker." I will forever be haunted by the words of The Book Thief. A beautifully written, mesmerizing tale. I was in rapture through every page of Deaths narration. Markus Zusak's unique writing style draws you into the book and keeps you entertained, engulfed and turning the pages as fast as you can read them. To see death not as a single moment, or a point in time - but as a hue of colors, will stay with me. Liesel Meminger is a 9yr old girl surrendered by her mother in Nazi Germany during the time of ration cards & poverty. On the way to the start of what will be her new life, Liesel awakens on a train only to find her brother next to her, dead. This one moment is the catalyst and defines who The Book Thief is. Her first book, stolen from the graveyard of where they bury her brother, "The Grave Diggers Handbook", also sparks her relationship with Hans Hubermann. Accordion player, Silver eyes. Her Papa. Haunted at night, in her dreams by her brother's death, she is consoled by Papa, who looks for any distraction to calm her fears in darkest hours of the night. Discovering her stolen book, she asks him to read it to her. Each night this becomes their ritual. A dream, a haunting, rescued by Papa and working through the Grave Diggers Manual. Liesel's desire to know the words, to understand them, sparks her desire to have more of them. A so, The Book Thief is born. This books also introduces you to the cast of characters that makes up Liesel's life on Himmel street. Fierce and loud, Rosa Hubermann, Liesel's Mama. Rudy Steiner (aka Jessie Owens), her best friend and accomplice in thievery. Frau Holtzapfel, Ilsa Hermann the Mayors wife, and one unforgettable character, the one that stood on my heart... Max. Maxi Taxi, the Jewish Fist Fighter, The Standover Man. This book is a testament to the power of words, family, love and friendship and how far you would go to protect the ones you love. I borrowed this book from a dear friend, and now I must own it. I must have the words at my disposal whenever I want to remember Liesel's finest book thieving moments. Relive Rudy's run as Jessie Owens, or read about that dusty final kiss. When they are older I want my girls to know how powerful words can really be when spoken out of hatred and fear. How words spoken by the Fuhrer, ruled an entire country. There is a reason I finished reading The Book Thief on the last day of 2011. I want to leave this year behind remembering how important words, love, family and friendship are. In the face of the war we call life, all it takes is one person to plant the seed of friendship, a single word, for something beautiful to be born. "The best word shakers are the ones who understand the true power of words.". Thank you Markus Zusak, for giving us The Book Thief and for the beautiful story of Liesel Meminger.