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Books : The Book Thiefby: Markus Zusak
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![]() Rating: - differentThis is a book that you read slowly. And slowly you are drawn in and understand the magnitude of what really is happening. i often forgot who was narrating the book... eeryyyyy Dont breeze through this book, take your time, let it sink in and it will be a fabulous experience. I especially liked the way those BOLD letters appear... sumarises so much and helps understand even more. Rating: - DifferentI almost gave up on this book, I struggled with it for a while. Once I had got into it I could'nt put it down! It was totally different, narrated by Death, who at times could be a real softie. Liesel goes to live with foster parents, the Hubermanns during WW2,she makes friends with Rudy, she loves and steals books, and the Hubermanns take in a jew called Max, who they hide in the basement. They all seem to live on pea soup, and little else. Very moving at times, I am so glad I stuck with it, I loved ... Read More Rating: - One of the bestThis is by far one of the best books I've read. Don't forget to purchase a large box of man size tissues with your order. Bringing the past right into the readers present, this rare read and unique style leaves a lasting impression. I recieved this book as a gift from my sister in law, since I closed The Book Thief, my mum and 2 aunts have read it, with other family members waiting in line. I would recomend this for the top of your 'To Read' list. Rating: - Too Little, Too Late...Quite frankly, I can't see why so many people wax lyrical about this book. I'll start with the good points though...some of the metaphors are quite lovely, and a few of the characters are sufficiently well developed such that you feel true empathy for them. Also, the ending i.e. the last 50 pages or so is devastatingly compelling. The problem is, this book is about 540 odd pages long. Now for the bad points...It has to have one of the most annoying starts I've ever come across. You get ... Read More Rating: - Very enjoyable bookI agree with some other reviewers that this book is a little clumsy when it comes to style but, if truth be told, I loved it. I couldn't put it down, thought the characterisation was great and, more than once, it had me in tears. Great book. Browse for similar items by category:
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