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100 1  Herbert, Marilyn,|d1947- 
245 10 Bookclub-in-a-Box presents the discussion companion for 
       Martin [i.e. Marcus] Zusak's novel The book thief|h[Hoopla
       electronic resource]. 
246 18 Bookclub-in-a-Box.|pThe book thief 
264  1 [United States] :|bBookclub-In-A-Box,|c2011. 
264  2 |bMade available through hoopla 
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520    It is 1939 and times are getting tough for everyone in 
       Germany. Ten-year old Liesel and her brother are on their 
       way to be adopted into a foster home, but sadly, the 
       brother dies en route. After his burial, Liesel steals her
       first book, The Grave Diggers Handbook. The remarkable 
       thing is that Liesel cannot read. We follow Liesel through
       the war years, as she learns to read, laugh, and play, to 
       interact with family, friends and neighbors, and, most 
       dramatically, to protect a Jew, named Max. Death is the 
       extraordinary narrator of the novel. He spots Liesel and 
       is fascinated with her. He hopes that the goodness she 
       embodies will counteract the world's tendency toward evil,
       especially in Nazi Germany. The small rebellions carried 
       out by Liesel and a handful of others show that resistance
       to tyranny may be possible and that one individual can 
       make a difference. Bookclub-in-a-Box has created a 
       comprehensive guide to The Book Thief and includes the 
       following reflections: How Death narrates a story about 
       life; the moral and practical realities of individual 
       rebellions against the Nazis; the power of books and 
       storytelling, and much more. Every Bookclub-in-a-Box 
       discussion guide includes complete coverage of the themes 
       and symbols, writing style and interesting background 
       information on the novel and the author. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
600 10 Zusak, Markus.|tBook thief. 
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