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‘The book thief howled’

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Interesting ting

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I like death he sound like a nice guy. And even tho he has the worst job he is still the nicest of people

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I think that the fact that the narrator ‘death’ gives us a different view of a story as it isn’t really affecting the story which is very different. A quote that shows this is ‘ I wanted to say I’m sorry, child but this isn’t allowed

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I think death is an Intresting narrator for the story as it goes with the whole theme of conflict. My best phrase is “this metallic plane”.

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I like the way the narrator is Death

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I think the narrator ‘death’ is very poetic and likes similes and metaphors such as the street that looked like oil stained pages.

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Death is not as fierce as people portray it. He shows this at ‘I wanted to stop. To crouch down. I wanted to say:’

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I like the way the boy takes out nothing special “ the boy took out, of all thinks, a teddy bear

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I really like it, the sense the narrator is watching the action as it unfolds. 

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I really like it, the sense the narrator is watching the action as it unfolds. 

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Guesss who wrote this Mleeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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This is an unusual book as it describes death as a friend.
"I will stand over you as genially as possible”

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I think it is fascinating that the narrator is Death as it is unusual
"And smiles like salt

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The Auther uses oxymorons ‘I can be amiable’ this shows that death is presented as kind not evil despite everyone’s ideas that he is the worst possible thing

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I like the guy and It is interesting that death is the narrator “The only thing worse than a boy who hates you: a boy that loves you

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I think the narrator ‘death’ is interesting and I feel he will take us on a journey. ‘As you might expect, someone had died...’