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1. My opinion of the ending of the Book thief is that it was kind of like a happily ever after for Liesel even after all the events that took place. Even though she died, she lived a happy life. The book was overall kind of dark because one of the main themes was death and a lot of the characters of the book eventually passed away during the story.
2. This book can help us understand the topic of human rights because it shows us an example of a time where a lot of people were mistreated because of their religion. Jews were stripped away from the majority of the rights during the holocaust.
3. This book was overall a good book and even though it was fiction, it still related to real life events. This book can teach the reader a lot about how Jews were treated and discriminated against. Out of 5 I would give it 1 3. I give it this because sometimes it was kind of hard for me to understand what was happening because it was kind of all over the place. I would recommend this book to upcoming english honors students because it's a good example of human rights being violated.
4. I think the most important theme of the book was kindness because Liesel's family put their own lives at risk to keep Max safe. They were willing to throw their whole lives away for one person. This led to Liesel and Max becoming really good friends.

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1.My opinion of the ending of The Book Thief is just a very deep and dark feeling. The ending was just all about death and how it's not just the ending of the book but also the end of the main characters life in the book. Many die  around the ending of the book which is sad and hurtful, knowing this happened in real life as well.
2. This books gives us a perspective of how the holocaust accord.  And it shows us why humans rights are important because it helps prevent things like the holocaust to happen again.
3.This book was very deep and interesting to read, and I recommend it. I rate this book 4 out of 5 because I did like it and all and i liked the plot and theme to it but it wasn't the best book I've read.
4. I think the most important theme in the book has to be about cruelty.

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1. My overall opinion of the book was deep but peaceful. For starters, the topic of "death" was giving back the book to Liesel while taking her soul away from her body. To me, I found that a bit dark. Secondly, she had left this world with a family who had cared for her and she didn't leave in pain either.
2. The book can help us understand the topic of human rights because if we look at Max, a character who was Jewish, they mistreated him and singled him out from the others.
4. I feel like the most important themes of the book are to protect the ones who are struggling and also cruelty.

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1. my opinion about the ending, it was interesting. Liesel stayed with max, but it's also sad how she passed away.
2. it helps us understand because the book talks about how people would look at max differently because he was a jew.
4. the most important theme of the book is kindness and cruelty

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1. What was your opinion of the ending of our book?

2. How can this book help us understand human rights issues in our world today?

3. Write a 5 sentence book review and include a star rating (out of 5); no spoilers!

4. Now that we’re done, what was the most important theme in the book?

5. Important task: each group member will create a question related to the book that will be asked during our upcoming Fishbowl. Keep in mind that not everyone has read the book, so think about broader/more universal questions that connect to issues of human rights. Think back to our F451 project questions; it should be something like that.

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1. One surprising thing about the book so far is that one of the characters (Rudy) died.  He was playing a big roll in the book and it's surprising that he died pretty early in the book.
2. "The desperate Jews- their spirits in my lap as we sat on the roof, next to steaming chimneys."

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1. What surprised me more this week was that they are keeping a Jewish person in a basement.
2.  An example of figurative language is on page 350 when it says "Please believe me when I tell you that I picked up each soul that day as if it were a newly born". This a metaphor and a simile.
3. Liam Neeson as Hans Huberman

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Little girl, blonde.

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1. What surprised you most in our reading this week? Explain.

2. Identify one example of figurative language from this section of the book. Which type is it, and what does it mean in the context of our book?

3. Cast a movie version of the book: attach a photo of an actor or celebrity and the name of the character they should play.

4. Which new themes do you see developing so far in our book?

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Shia Labeouf as Max Vandenburg

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We were introduced to Liesel. To me, I think Liesel is a very interesting charater because at first when she was adopted by Hans Huberman and her wife. At first they had their struggles, but when Liesel started to get comfortable with them, she started to lighten up and become apart of the family.
2. The book takes place in Germany, between the late 1930s to early 1940s. I feel like this will impact the plot in some way because around this time was the second world war and from we know about that war it didn't end so well.
3. Our book is fiction but it was based on real events that had happened. I prefer it being fiction because even though the characters aren't real, they still implemented real events. We can get a different perspective of them.
4. The theme I see developing was the start of the second world war.

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1. The character I found interesting and liked the most was Hans Hubermann. Hans is Liesel father and he is very supportive with Liesel. He is a very caring and open minded person. Hans has been trying to teach liesel how to read even though he has difficulty himself to read.
2. This book is taking place in Germany, during the 1900's. Being in germany during this time period will impact the story with a lot of war going around, because at this time WWII is beginning.
3. This book is fiction but it is made up from true stories of people who went through similar things. I prefer reading non fictional books because i like reading true stories and  see what people have been through in their lives.
4. The theme I see developing right now is the beginning of world war 2.

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1. The most interesting character in my opinion is Hans Huberman. He's interesting because he has different perspectives on things and he's dedicated to teaching Liesel how to read. He seems to not really care about others' opinions or about what others have to say about his choices/what he does.
2. This book takes place in Nazi German. I think the impact it will have on the story is how we're gonna see certain events connect with the Nazi's. Also how racism, and killing affects the characters personally.
3.  This book is fictional because it's about a real event that happened and it took place a few years ago meaning that it's probably based on actual stories, maybe not exactly but it explains how people lived before.

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1. Which characters were introduced this week? Who is the most interesting to you and why?

2. Where and when does our book take place? How do you predict this will impact the story?

3. Is our book fiction or nonfiction? Which do you usually prefer and why?

4. Remember that the theme is a main idea or a universal truth about life in a book. Which themes do you see developing so far in our book?

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sigourney weaver as rosa hubermann

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Germany😵

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pic of book🥰

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Cynicism - an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest; skepticism.