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The burning books represent the destruction of Jewish peoples ideas
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"Years earlier, the start was snow. The time had come. For one." (pg. 19) The cold weather symbolizes the worst time in Liesels life

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"Sometimes she would whisper the word mama and see her mother's face a hundred times in a single afternoon." this shows how much she misses her mother and her past(Zusak 38).

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When mama sends Liesel to pick up the laundry it symbolizes how people feel pity for children

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Hans traded some of his very small stash of  cigarettes for 2 books for Liesel for Christmas. it symbolizes his love for her(he had a love for cigarettes, so this proves his love for Liesel)(pg.88)

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"He was a painter by trade and played the piano accordion. This came in handy, especially in winter, when he would make a little money playing in the pubs..." Pg. 33 This shows Han's passion and dedication.

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Her hair was close enough brand of German blond,but she had dangerous eyes.
This shows that you can look good and innocent from the outside but still have a little edge to you. Pg 31.

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the gravedigger book from when her brother died.

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The grave digger’s book symbolizes the last time Liesel saw her mom and brother.
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"As always, one of her books was next to her." Pg. 90 I think having her book next to her symbolizes kind of a safety net for Liesel since she is in a new place with new people.

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THE BOOKS MEANING (Gravedigger's handbook)
1. The last time she saw her mother
2.The last time she saw her brother
-pg. 38

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"she had hidden her last link to him - The Grave Digger's Handbook" pg. 38, the book symbolizes the memory of her mother and brother.

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"He pulled some charcoal from the stove an gripped it in the smallness of his hands." (p.56) This quote takes place when Rudy pretends to be Jesse Owens. This symbolizes being different.

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Jadin - e

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Anna Friedrich  The fire that the children were spitting on represents an unpopular and unwanted child. “The thought of missing it was eased when she found a gap in the bodies and was able to see the mound of guilt, still intact. It was prodded and splashed, even spat on. It reminded her of an unpopular child, forlorn and bewildered, powerless to alter it’s fate. No one liked it. Head down. Hands in pockets. Forever. Amen”(page 109). 

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Anna Friedrich  The fire that the children were spitting on represents an unpopular and unwanted child. “The thought of missing it was eased when she found a gap in the bodies and was able to see the mound of guilt, still intact. It was prodded and splashed, even spat on. It reminded her of an unpopular child, forlorn and bewildered, powerless to alter it’s fate. No one liked it. Head down. Hands in pockets. Forever. Amen”(page 109). 

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I hate the fuhre, she said. I hate him...he clenched his eyes. Then opened them. He slapped Liesel Meminger squarely in the face. Don’t ever say that! This shows his care for liesel because he doesn’t want her to get in trouble for saying that

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Pg. 38- it’s his soul. It’s his life saver that gives him hope and comfort