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Humans are capable of both brutal and beautiful acts 

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Humans are capable of both brutal and beautiful acts 

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Nazis are cruel to Jews but Hans helps a Jew by feeding him bread, also he helps out Max by giving him a place to stay. "Do you still play the accordion." (p. 140) Max asked Hans, he was asking if he would still help him.  Dylan Jake and Rebekah

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Humans are capable of both brutal and beautiful acts 

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Humans are capable of both brutal and beautiful acts 

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Even though death isn't human he still fits into this topic. Death has the burden of killing people, but at the same time he puts people out of there misery and takes them to a better place. "Your soul will be in my arms. (P.4) Dylan Jake and Rebekah

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Humans are capable of both brutal and beautiful acts. 

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Humans are capable of both brutal and beautiful acts. 

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Liesel does bad acts from stealing books. She does good things like helping Max get through his tough times."Bring him things inside from the outside world." Because Max is stuck outside she brings him things in that help him remember what its like out here. Dylan Jake and Rebekah

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Humans show love in a variety of ways and willingly make sacrifices for those they care about.

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Humans show love in a variety of ways and willingly make sacrifices for those they care about.

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Papa trades his cigarettes for a book for Liesel. "He rolled up all is filthy cigarettes, went to the market while it was in town, and traded them with some gypsy" (page 89).
Papa stay up all night reading to Liesl. " They read through the early hours of the morning. Papa nearly slept succumbing to the itchy fatigue in his eyes" (page 86).
Hans gives a promise to help Mrs. Vandenberg and kept his promise. "If there's anything you ever need. He slid a small piece of paper with his name and address on it across the table" (page 179). -Jonny Talbert

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Children often understand the world far better than adults do.

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Children often understand the world far better than adults do.

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- "Again, the human child. So much cannier." Death in Part 8, "Dominoes and Darkness"
- ¨The only thing that changed was that Liesel told her Papa that she should be old enough now to cope on her own with the dreams¨  page 220
- ¨Liesel knew immediately that on this occasion, something had changed....at first, she tried convincing herself that nothing had happened but as papa came closer and held her, she cried and admitted the fact in his ear. ¨ page 63
Mariah Northington, Kyle Jones, Mckenna Siefker

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There is responsibility in the guilty observers in times of war

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There is responsibility in the guilty observers in times of war

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Lydia Loch, Ayana Shaw, and Casey Drake

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Later, to his relief, when the echos left him and he found the courage to go and check with his fingers, interact. he tried for a smile, but it didn't come. he could only imagine a meek mouth full of broken teeth.
PG.141
Colin Ressler Shaine Perez

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Chance plays a significant role in humans' lives

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Chance plays a significant role in humans' lives

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Kayden Landis, Skylar Long, Gabe Sturt
-"He survived like this,
He didn’t go into battle that day."(pg 123)
-"In mid-February, a few days before Liesel was thirteen, he came to the fireplace
on the verge of collapse. He nearly fell into the fire."(pg 219)
-"She had stolen a book.
Someone had seen her."(pg 92)

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There is a responsibility of the guilty observer in times of war.

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There is a responsibility of the guilty observer in times of war.

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- Michael Holtzapfel . " Why do i want to live? I shouldn't want to, but I do. (pg 487)
-Max Vandenburg. "I won't leave. If we all can't go, I don't go either." He was lying. (pg 193)
- Hans Hubermann. " You never told me," he said to a dead Erik Vandenburg and the stuttgart skyline. " You never told me you had a son." (pg 179)

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Death is an inevitable thing part of life and is not to be feared jordan and emma

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Death is an inevitable thing part of life and is not to be feared jordan and emma

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- "Please, be calm, despite that previous threat. I am all bluster- I am not violent. I am not malicious. I am a result." (Pg 6)
-"Please trust me. I most definitely can be cheerful... "I urge you not to be afraid, I am nothing if not fair."  (Pg 3)
- Death describes himself how he looks like a human which makes him seem like a normal everyday thing (Pg 307)

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Friendship is a powerful gift that transforms people.

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Friendship is a powerful gift that transforms people.

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Haley Oslakovic and Allison Davis
-"Often I wish that this would all be over, Lisel, but then somehow you do something like walk down the basement steps with a snowman in your hands." - Max and Liesel (Pg. 313)
- "He saved my life...If there is anything you ever need, I am a painter by trade, I will paint your apartment for free whenever you want."- Hans and Mrs. Vandenburg (Pg. 179)
- "Hands were clamped on her from behind and the boy brought her down. He forced her knees to the road and suffered penalty. He collected her punches as if they were presents. Her bony hands and elbows were accepted with nothing but a few short moans. He accumulated the loud, clumsy specks of saliva and tears as if they were lovely to his face, and more important, he was able to hold her down. (Pg. 515)

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Death is often harder for those who survive. 

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Death is often harder for those who survive. 

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"The survivors. They're the ones I can't stand to look at, although on many occasions I still fail." (Pg. 5)
"Every night, Liesel would nightmare. Her brother's face. Staring at the floor."(Pg. 36)
"A jewish corpse was a major problem. The Hurbermanns needed to revive Max Vandenburg not only for his sake, but for their own." (Pg.329)
Jalen Grummel and Abby Kalniz