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the memories of papa lives in the accordian for liesel

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the memories of papa lives in the accordian for liesel

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why do you think Liesel talks about rudy at the end

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why do you think Liesel talks about rudy at the end

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How does the cover go along with the book.

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How does the cover go along with the book.

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Does anyone know any dope audio books online that I can read the rest of the book through?

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Does anyone know any dope audio books online that I can read the rest of the book through?

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If you were in this situation. How would you act the same as her or diffrentley. Please let me know.

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If you were in this situation. How would you act the same as her or diffrentley. Please let me know.

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Are the visits to the mayors house going to come to an end. Or will they go on.

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Are the visits to the mayors house going to come to an end. Or will they go on.

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I really am enjoying this book. I totally recommend it do you guys agree? Let me know in the comment section below. 

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I really am enjoying this book. I totally recommend it do you guys agree? Let me know in the comment section below. 

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I feel that Max is gonna get caught or something bad is gonna happen to him. But hopefully not.

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I feel that Max is gonna get caught or something bad is gonna happen to him. But hopefully not.

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The book is starting to get very good can't wait for the end.

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The book is starting to get very good can't wait for the end.

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If this book were a true story and the fiction parts of the novel were not involved how do you think it would be different?

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If this book were a true story and the fiction parts of the novel were not involved how do you think it would be different?

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The end of the book was very emotional. The way the words were written was amazing. Everybody just died and I was tremendously sad

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The end of the book was very emotional. The way the words were written was amazing. Everybody just died and I was tremendously sad

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Character Motive: Are your characters' motivations internal or external? Are the character’s motivations realistic and believable? What do your characters' motivations reveal about them? How do your characters' motivations change throughout the story?

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Character Motive: Are your characters' motivations internal or external? Are the character’s motivations realistic and believable? What do your characters' motivations reveal about them? How do your characters' motivations change throughout the story?

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discuss out loud

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With the way the minor characters are effecting the book, do you think the book could be written without them?

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With the way the minor characters are effecting the book, do you think the book could be written without them?

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How are the actions of the mayors wife effecting Liesel?

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How are the actions of the mayors wife effecting Liesel?

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What do you think is the real reason behind why Liesel wants to keep reading, and stealing more books

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What do you think is the real reason behind why Liesel wants to keep reading, and stealing more books

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What do you predict is going to happen since death said "six hours until goodbye"

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What do you predict is going to happen since death said "six hours until goodbye"

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The words on this page are important because Liesel says you scared me Max but they are strange because throughout the book Max is always there so soothe her so that's why it is so strange.

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The words on this page are important because Liesel says you scared me Max but they are strange because throughout the book Max is always there so soothe her so that's why it is so strange.

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I think that its disappointing that Max had to leave the Hubermans household and was tossed on the street to fend of himself. I don't think Hans will ever forgive him for what he had done.  

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I think that its disappointing that Max had to leave the Hubermans household and was tossed on the street to fend of himself. I don't think Hans will ever forgive him for what he had done.  

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How do you think stealing affected them in the beginning of the book?

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How do you think stealing affected them in the beginning of the book?

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Lately Rudy and Liesel have been stealing books from the mayors library. She has stole the Whistler back, the Dream Carrier, and A Song in the Dark.

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Lately Rudy and Liesel have been stealing books from the mayors library. She has stole the Whistler back, the Dream Carrier, and A Song in the Dark.

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Do you think that after Liesel read the letter from the mayors wife she will go to the house more often, or continue to steal books?

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Do you think that after Liesel read the letter from the mayors wife she will go to the house more often, or continue to steal books?

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This paragraph on page 292 is so important because this is when Liesel officially becomes the book thief.

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This paragraph is so important because  this is when Liesel officially becomes the book thief.

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Read to 317 tonight. Read to 371 over the weekend.

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Read to 317 tonight. Read to 371 over the weekend.

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Max is a very important minor character because he can share his dreams with Liesel when she has bad dreams too. Her father could not relate to her as much. Max is helping develop Liesel's personality and is there when she needs someone to talk too.

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Max is a very important minor character because he can share his dreams with Liesel when she has bad dreams too. Her father could not relate to her as much. Max is helping develop Liesel's personality and is there when she needs someone to talk too.

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i wonder if the next book she is going to steal is going to be Mien Kampf or maybe the Whistler.

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i wonder if the next book she is going to steal is going to be Mien Kampf or maybe the Whistler.

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I wonder where or when the next and final book will be stolen from.

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I wonder where or when the next and final book will be stolen from.

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Why do you thing that Death sometimes calls Liesel, Leisel but other times he refers to her as the book thief? Why does Death change it back and forth? Do you guys think it means something 

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Why do you thing that Death sometimes calls Liesel, Leisel but other times he refers to her as the book thief? Why does Death change it back and forth? Do you guys think it means something 

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What do you think the effect of Max is, in the Hubermann home is?

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What do you think the effect of Max is, in the Hubermann home is?

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I think is is sad that Jews are thought of like this... "He is a Jew, and if there was one place he was destined to exist, it was the basement..."

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I think is is sad that Jews are thought of like this... "He is a Jew, and if there was one place he was destined to exist, it was the basement..."

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With the way Max was introduced I was confused at first. But now he leaves me wondering what his role in the story will be

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With the way Max was introduced I was confused at first. But now he leaves me wondering what his role in the story will be

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Papa was the only man to survive in battle and was given the accordian of his fallen friend. I find this interesting because, it explains how and why he plays the accordian

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Papa was the only man to survive in battle and was given the accordian of his fallen friend. I find this interesting because, it explains how and why he plays the accordian

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This all just clicked... This quote, "That was the first time Hans Hubermann escaped from me The Great War" and this one "A second escape was still to come, in 1943, in Essen...Not many men are lucky enough to cheat me twice" these quotes are VERY important! this is basically saying that Hans escaped death in WWI and he will do it again in the Holocaust and he will escape deaths trap. 

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This all just clicked... This quote, "That was the first time Hans Hubermann escaped from me The Great War" and this one "A second escape was still to come, in 1943, in Essen...Not many men are lucky enough to cheat me twice" these quotes are VERY important! this is basically saying that Hans escaped death in WWI and he will do it again in the Holocaust and he will escape deaths trap. 

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The narrator (who is death) used to know Hans Hubermann and death talked about how they knew each other and Hans used to be a fighter in France when he was 22. It says that Hans happened to be the only man to survive and the only reason he did was because he didn't go into battle that  day. 

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The narrator (who is death) used to know Hans Hubermann and death talked about how they knew each other and Hans used to be a fighter in France when he was 22. It says that Hans happened to be the only man to survive and the only reason he did was because he didn't go into battle that  day. 

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This paragraph on page 166 is very important

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This paragraph on page 166 is very important

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Being that Lisels new brother is gonna be a Jew how do you think they will get along?

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Being that Lisels new brother is gonna be a Jew how do you think they will get along?

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In the being of the book death was talking about how much colors meant to it. Even the first line of the book is "First the colors". The colors of the sky most importantly. How do you think the symbol of colors will take place in the book later on?

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Lisel and Rudy have created such a inseparable bond and are almost like siblings. They love each other very much and care about each other. In the beginning of the book there relationship ins't how it is now in the book, they have gown a long way in there friendship.

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Lisel and Rudy have created such a inseparable bond and are almost like siblings. They love each other very much and care about each other. In the beginning of the book there relationship ins't how it is now in the book, they have gown a long way in there friendship.

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One of the chapters we read last night was very confusing. I did not understand what was happening. Death was talking about a Jew in a room, then it was her dad and they were trading food??? Did you guys understand what they were talking about.

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One of the chapters we read last night was very confusing. I did not understand what was happening. Death was talking about a Jew in a room, then it was her dad and they were trading food??? Did you guys understand what they were talking about.

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Why do you think the Mayors wife is so broken and why is she so inviting to Liesel?

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Why do you think the Mayors wife is so broken and why is she so inviting to Liesel?

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Throughout the story minor characters have a huge influence on Liesel. Her father teaches her to read. Rudy is her friend and gets her to be active with the other kids on the street. The mayors wife gives Liesel so may books to read. The book would not flow without the influence of the minor characters.

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Throughout the story minor characters have a huge influence on Liesel. Her father teaches her to read. Rudy is her friend and gets her to be active with the other kids on the street. The mayors wife gives Liesel so may books to read. The book would not flow without the influence of the minor characters.

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the second book stolen was the shoulder shrug. She stole this book from a fire that was burning three books and she saved just one, but she thought she want seen.

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I really like this book it is unlike any other book.

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Her new father Hans Hubermann plays a very important role in the book without him staying by her side while she sleep and teaching her how to read she may not have gone on to steal any other books. He influenced her to be who she is. He got her to do many things for the first time in the house, like bathe.

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One important detail right in the beginning of the book is when she steals her first book from the grave digger at her brothers funeral. Stealing this first book is what leads towards everything else.

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One important detail right in the beginning of the book is when she steals her first book from the grave digger at her brothers funeral. Stealing this first book is what leads towards everything else.

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Her father was teaching her how to read using sand paper. Each night after she had her nightmare of her brother and her mother, he would read to her the first book she stole, "The grave diggers handbook"