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The second was about something else she saw. At the back of the line, there was an old man, totally emaciated, who couldn't keep up. When a teenage boy saw this, he ran inside and brought the man a piece of bread. The man fell to his knees and kissed the boy's ankles and thanked him... Soon, a soldier noticed and walked over. He tore the bread from the man's hands and whipped him for taking it. Then he chased the boy and whipped him for giving him the bread in the first place.For example, Death 's emphasis on colors as a way of avoiding tragedy contrasts with the horrific and unavoidable redness of a firebombed city. Likewise, the scene of Jews being marched through town with just a singular act of kindness offered to them is a pivotal point in The Book Thief, one which encapsulates the novel's central tension between human kindness and human cruelty. The Book Thief is also a novel about the power of words. Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party rose to power in no small part through the sheer power of words, delivered through violent speeches, propaganda, and Hitler's seminal book Mein Kampf. Hitler denounced the Jews, the Communists, and the influence of recent enemies like France as he delivered a message of nationalism, Aryan racial superiority, and the promise that he would remake Germany into a world power that would dominate Europe for the benefit of the German people. In the midst of a worldwide Great Depression, when the German economy lay in ruins after the nation suffered an embarrassing defeat in World War I, Hitler's message was persuasive -- and dangerous. After coming to power, Hitler pursued a policy of rapid militarization and the systematic extermination of those the Nazis considered to be social undesirables: communists, homosexuals, the disabled, gypsies, Poles, Soviets, opponents to the Nazi regime, and the Jews. Hitler ordered that these people be sent to death camps and murdered, and he used the German state machinery -- from the secret police who sought hidden Jews, to the conductors who drove the trains, to the guards who oversaw the concentration camps -- to achieve this end. In the 1930s and 1940s, the German people were not necessarily intent on murdering millions of Jews and others. Yet Hitler's sheer persuasiveness, along with his total control of Germany's police and media, compelled average Germans to go along with the Holocaust. The Book Thief emphasizes both the danger of words and their potential redemptive value. On Hitler's birthday, Liesel Meminger defies the Nazis and steals a smoldering book from a public burning of banned literature. Her friend, the Jewish refugee Max Vandenburg, hides the map and key to a safe house in a copy of Mein Kampf. Later, Max rips out pages from the book, washes them in white paint, and draws on them a story that is entirely different from the virulent anti-Jew material that Hitler originally wrote. The Book Thief illustrates that just as words can impel human beings to commit horrific atrocities, words can counteract this vileness. Words can forge a remarkable friendship between a hidden Jew and a German girl, words can defy the Nazis when Hitler's propaganda is erased, and beauty and kindness are planted on his pages. The Book Thief was published in 2006 in Zusak's native Australia as a work of adult fiction, but was marketed as a young adult novel by the American publisher Knopf. In just a few years after its initial publication, over a million copies of The Book Thief have been sold. In 2007 the novel received a Michael L. Printz Honor selection, a citation given for literary excellence in young adult literature. GradeSaver, 30 November 2009 Web. Why did he think it was important to include one? Death finds it impossible to weigh the value of human beings, with some capable of great malice and criminality like Hitler and others capable of great strength. These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Teach your students to analyze literature like LitCharts does. Struggling with distance learning? OurStruggling with distance learning? OurCreated by the original team behind SparkNotes, LitCharts are the world's best literature guides. Visual theme-tracking, too. Zusak's father was a house-painter (like Hans Hubermann) and neither parent spoke English very well, but they made sure their children did plenty of reading. When he was a teenager Zusak decided he wanted to be a writer. He is the author of five books: The Underdog, Fighting Ruben Wolfe, When Dogs Cry, The Messenger, and The Book Thief. The Book Thief is his best known work by far, and has been translated into more than thirty languages. Zusak lives in Sydney with his wife and daughter. Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazi party, rose to national power in 1934 and began enforcing his policies of anti-Semitism and German aggression, which led to World War II. Events that directly affect the novel are the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 and the Allied fire-bombings of Munich, Stuttgart, and the fictional Molching in 1942 and 1943. Peter Hedges' What's Eating Gilbert Grape and Ernest Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea inspired the teenage Zusak to become a writer. A Nazi soldier noticed and whipped both the boy and the Jew. This scene is recreated in The Book Thief with Hans Hubermann in the place of the boy. They're like having in-class notes for every discussion!”My students love how organized the handouts are and enjoy tracking the themes as a class.”. 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Learning Lab Mom 4.0 out of 5 stars This study guide for The Book Thief does a great job of balancing lower-level thinking, with literary device and critical thinking questions. I plan to use it extensively as I study The Book Thief with my co-op class of 14-16 year olds. However - be warned. Several other reviewers are correct. Only the first 3 sections of the study guide answers are included. The rest have been left off from the printing that I received. My students and I can find our own answers, but it's definitely a printing issue.I bought this Study Guide as a way to go over vocabulary, concepts and questions to make sure she retained the information that she read. It is a really nice study guide. I highly recommend it. Not only does it go over the background information for the setting of the story, but it covers metaphors, irony, vocabulary and discussion starters. Worth every penny!Middle school teacher recommended.Incomplete answer key! Are you sure you want to leave?All Rights Reserved. If he doesn't get his life into shape, this could be the sixth school he's expelled from. Then one day, Percy's world is turned upside down. His math teacher turns into a terrifying monster who tries to kill him, he finds out his best friend is half human and half goat, and he discovers the truth behind the father he never knew: his father is the Greek god Poseidon. Now Percy is on his way to yet another school, a training camp for half-bloods on Long Island, where he finds himself at the center of a fierce battle between Poseidon, Zeus, and Hades. If he can find Zeus's missing lightning bolt within ten days, disaster will be averted.If he doesn't get his life into shape, this could be the sixth school he's expelled from. Then one day, Percy's world is turned upside down. His math teacher turns into a terrifying monster who tries to kill him, he finds out his best friend is half human and half goat, and he discovers the truth behind the father he never knew: his father is the Greek god Poseidon. Now Percy is on his way to yet another school, a training camp for half-bloods on Long Island, where he finds himself at the center of a fierce battle between Poseidon, Zeus, and Hades. If he can find Zeus's missing lightning bolt within ten days, disaster will be averted.If he doesn't get his life into shape, this could be the sixth school he's expelled from. Then one day, Percy's world is turned upside down. His math teacher turns into a terrifying monster who tries to kill him, he finds out his best friend is half human and half goat, and he discovers the truth behind the father he never knew: his father is the Greek god Poseidon. Now Percy is on his way to yet another school, a training camp for half-bloods on Long Island, where he finds himself at the center of a fierce battle between Poseidon, Zeus, and Hades. If he can find Zeus's missing lightning bolt within ten days, disaster will be averted. For those who relish in the teaching of writing and literature, time for standardized test preparation might be better spent with exercises linked to the literature units. In this way, the literary work is analyzed in depth, critical thinking skills are enhanced, and the students are linking the literature units with the types of tasks they may be required to perform on state tests. Easy to use, each guide provides a variety of reproducible material which can be used as is or incorporated into existing lesson plans. This enhanced eBook gives you the freedom to copy and paste the content of each page into the format that fits your needs. You can post lessons on your class website, make student copies, and more. Browse and download thousands of educational eBooks, worksheets, teacher presentations, practice tests and more at Examville.com - The Education Marketplace ( )By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Learn about Easel TOOLS Easel Activities Pre-made digital activities. Add highlights, virtual manipulatives, and more. Browse Easel Activities Easel Assessments Quizzes with auto-grading that will be available for purchase on TpT soon. Easel is free to use. This FREE guide includes information such as: Key facts about the novel Explanation of the novel's structure Details on the main characters A blank table in which your students are able to write dot points about the main events in each chapter Space for your students to summarise each of these chapters in greater detail Character charts (which includes Liesel Meminger, Rudy Steiner, Max Vandenburg, and the novel's very own narrator, Death). 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