Analysis Of Markus Zusak's The Book Thief

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When losing themselves in the words of Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief, readers are bound to chuckle, erupt with anger, and even shed a tear while walking hand in hand with Liesel Meminger on her sentimental journey through Germany under Nazi control. Although Liesel was burdened with many adversities and struggles to overcome, she endures and eventually overcomes her emotional story of living against Hitler’s rule. Hand-drawn pages of a children’s book enticed readers and keep one’s interest levels spiked.
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