Book Analysis: The Book Thief

Book Analysis: The Book Thief

WARNING: This is not the actual book <i>The Book Thief</i> by Markus Zusak. Do not buy this <i>Analysis</i> if you are looking for a full copy of this great book. Whether you are a WWII history buff or simply enjoy a good tear-jerker, this analysis of Markus Zusak's <i>The Book Thief</i> will enhance your reading. The unique narration by Death personified offers readers a thought-provoking experience as they explore a fictional portrayal of WWII Germany. The 9-year-old protagonist, Liesel Merminger, faces evils and challenges that no child should have to encounter. Get an expert's analysis of the story to see how the main character finds the strength to survive through books and the power of words. Markus Zusak relies heavily on foreshadowing to progress the story while adding the intriguing perspective of Death’s mind. Delve deeper into this fictional novel as you explore the fictional and real locations in Germany. The chapter-by-chapter analysis takes you through the plot and highlights the author’s use of symbols, which enhance the overall tone. Catch details that you missed on your first read-through, and learn how the author used imagery and bolded words. Look through the discussion questions to challenge your mind and gain a better understanding of the novel. Find deeper meaning in <i>The Book Thief</i> with this analysis that provides interesting concepts with a breakdown of the story and its elements.