City Of Thieves: Literary Analysis

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During the second semester, tenth grade MYP English students were required read at least one dystopian, non-fiction, and realistic fiction novel. In order to be assessed, they had to select the appropriate creative response for the novel that was accompanied by a rationale. For David Benioff’s realistic fiction novel City of Thieves, an interview with the author was the creative response that was selected. Specifically, Benioff would be a guest on the highly acclaimed Literary Journal show hosted by Hawi De Jager. Besides it’s comical plot that describes Lev and Koyla’s experiences as they are tasked with finding eggs during World War 2 for a Soviet colonel, there are distinct examples of the impact that the setting has on the characters and
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