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Summary of ¨The Book Theif¨. Leisel dies.

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the book thief is the MOST BORINGEST BOOK IN THE WORLD I WANT TO PUT IT ON FIRE!

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Maddison Eisenhard Point Of View (pgs. 400-479) 2/23/

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Maddison Eisenhard Point Of View (pgs. 400-479) 2/23/

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In the book, the story is told from Death's point of view, but

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Bryanna Marinari 2/28/2017 Text to Text/World

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Bryanna Marinari 2/28/2017 Text to Text/World

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In the book "Mocking Jay" Katnip faces the loss of her district, allies, and sister all because of the capital. In the book "The Book Thief" Liesel has to face the loss of her brother and mother all in one day. She has nightmares about it, cries, and does not listen to her new mother.

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During the holocaust, there were many mass murders. The same thing is happening today during the war in Irac.

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Alexis Cain  2/28/17                          (Text to Text/World

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Alexis Cain  2/28/17                          (Text to Text/World

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In The Book Thief Liesel is placed in a foster home alone due to her brother dying and her mother being unable to take care of her. In the book A Series of Unfortunate Events the Baudelaire siblings have to be placed with a family member due to the death of their parents. In both books a family member(s) have died.

Text to World:
During WWII many Jews had to go on forced Marches to other camps. The same thing happened in The Book Thief.

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(text to text): The part of The Book Thief when Himmel Street was bombed reminds me of the beginning of the movie Peter Pan. In the beginning Wendy and her siblings are forced into a shelter because they are bombing their town. It is like when Himmel Street was air raided, they all had to hide in the shelter until it was over.
(text to world): In this section of The Book Thief, a lot of families dying, like liesel's family. I have lost members of my family, and I can kind of relate to her pain, and I'm sure many of people can also relate.

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Bella Medders 2/28/17 (Text to Text/World)

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Bella Medders 2/28/17 (Text to Text/World)

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"He's coming home, Mama. Papa's coming home!"  People all over the world who have family members who have gone to war may have recieved some news that their family member is coming home. The excitement that Liesel is showing really hits my heart. I have seen videos of people coming home from war and the family's reactions. I can feel Liesel's happiness.
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I have read in previous books about Jews being made to walk many, many miles. In "The Book Thief" the Jews came through Liesel's about 2-3 times. I do not remember the name of the book that the Jews had to walk in but I know that they had to walk.

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Kate Rodenberger 2/28/17 (Text to Text/World) 480 - 552

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Kate Rodenberger 2/28/17 (Text to Text/World) 480 - 552

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I can relate this book to the novel Prisoner B-3087. The people on Himmel Street were in hiding in a shelter from the bombs in Molching. Yanek from Prisoner B-3087 and his family hid in a shelter from the Nazis so they wouldn't be taken to concentration camps.
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This book is obviously related to WWll. All of the events that occured in the book such as the Jews marching down the streets, the bombings on March 9 and 10. While this novel is fictitious it also educates us on some real events

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This book reminds me of the book Prisoner B-3087. It reminds of this book because in this section they saw all the Jews march down the roads. In the book Prisoner B-3087 they had to walk from concentration camp to concentration camp.

Tet to World-
This part of the book reminds me of Trump not letting the Muslims or any immigrants into the country. Its just like how
Hitler hated on the Jews. They both hate a kind of religion.

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(text to text): The part of The Book Thief when Himmel Street was bombed reminds me of the beginning of the movie Peter Pan. In the beginning Wendy and her siblings are forced into a shelter because they are bombing their town. It is like when Himmel Street was air raided, they all had to hide in the shelter until it was over.
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Adam Abdelrahim 2/28/17 (Text to Text/World) 480-552

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/28/17 (Text to Text/World) 480-552

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I can relate The Book Thief  to Choosing Courage, a collection of stories of World War II. This book took place in World War II much like The Book Thief.

I can relate The Book Theif to real world experiences like when we ask the elders who were there at the time what had happened.

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/28/17 (Text to text/World) 480-552

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/28/17 (Text to text/World) 480-552

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In this book you learn about the Holocaust, and the events of WWII. I can connect this book to when we did our Holocaust projects for ELA class. This book has taught me many things about events that took place during the Holocaust, and so did our Holocaust projects, and even though we weren't alive during the Holocaust and will never know exactly how all these people lived/ felt during this time period we might have an idea now. While connecting this book to World events, I can think of many things. To sum it all up, I can describe how the whole book is historical fiction, so every event in the book has happened in the past, but the characters and some other factors are made-up to contribute to the story.

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August Bottiger 2/27/17   (Text to Text/World) 480 - 552

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August Bottiger 2/27/17   (Text to Text/World) 480 - 552

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I wonder how I can connect this book to something in the real world. Wait, I know! Maybe I can connect it to the period of history where this entire book takes place! Seriously, this entire book takes place in or leading up to WWII. All of the events, or at least the juicy ones, take place in WWII.

Okay, the text - to - text is a little harder, but not by much. See, everyone else in this class is reading a book based in WWII. All of them, including Bomb, this book, Prisoner B-3087, and the rest are all about WWII, whether fictitious or not. That's how Book thief is connected to other books, especially the other books. Every single one is connected to WWII.

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Rainah Braun 2/28/17 ( Text-Text and Text-World)

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Rainah Braun 2/28/17 ( Text-Text and Text-World)

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This section of " The Book Theif" Mentions a lot of bombing and death. This connects to WWII. During this many places have been bombed. Just like in the story. Many people also died during WWII. Like Liesel's family and all her friends all died because of the bomb.
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"The Book Thief" can connect to many books other students are reading in class. They all connect because these books take place during the same time period. Other than this I have never read a book that has been similar to this one. I typically read books with happier endings.

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400-479

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400-479

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In the section we read, I think that there should be a point of view of one of the plane's pilots who are participating in the air raids. I think it would help me to further to understand what it felt like to live in Germany during that time.

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400 - 479

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400 - 479

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In this section of the book more air raids were reported on the open country of Germany. None were close to Liesel but I can imagine her fear of one dropping on her town of Molching. I can't imagine what she did to keep her self sane in the thought of being vaporized in an instant.

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The scene that I want to change the point of view on is when Max leaves the house for good.

The scene is told by Death.  I want to rewrite the scene from the point of view of Max.

I've put them through enough trouble already. With what Hans did it is clear to me that I must leave now. I packed what little clothes I have. Rosa gave me some food and a small suitcase to put it all in. As I walk upstairs I take one last look at the pile of drop sheets that was once my safe haven. I walk up the remainder of the steps and Liesel is waiting. She calls out to me, but I keep walking.

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Bella Medders 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400-

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Bella Medders 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400-

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Kate Rodenberger 2/23/17 (Point of view) 400 - 479

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Kate Rodenberger 2/23/17 (Point of view) 400 - 479

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Page 404
Liesel's Point of View:
What happens in this scene is Liesel is seeing is witnessing his foster father beating himself down for believing that the Gestapo would come from him after he gave a Jew some bread.

Hans's Point of View:
He felt as if he had let everyone down. Rosa, Liesel, and of course Max. Max had to leave because of that one stupid, idiotic mistake he made. What was he thinking giving a Jew some bread? In his mind it was the right thing to do. But in the Gestapo and Hitler's minds, it would result in serious punishment.

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Hans Hubermann during the Bomb shelter scene.
I hear the sirens and listen for a bit until I realize what they mean. "Bombs" I whisper. "Rosa!" I say shaking my wife's arm. "What Saumensch?" She answers, but then she hears the sirens too. " Go! Go get Liesel!" I run down the hall and open her door. I'm careful not to alarm her as a gently push her shoulder. "Liesel, wake up. We have to go." She looks over with squinted eyes trying to find my face but all there is is darkness.

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Hailey Kutt 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400 - 

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Page 441
"One if the soldiers was striding over, to the girl by the closest trees. Next he saw the boy. Both began to run. They chose different directions, under the rafters of branches and the tall ceiling of trees. 'Don't stop running, Liesel!'
'What about the bikes?'"
In this part of the book (told by death) Liesel and Rudy have different point of view of things during them getting caught.
I think that Liesel is thinking that she should get the bikes so she can go faster, and not leave their tracks behind.

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August Bottiger 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400 - 479

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August Bottiger 2/23/17 (Point of View) 400 - 479

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Page 440
Liesel
"'If we're fast, we won't get caught.' He started distributing the bread. 'So move it, Saumensch.'
Liesel couldn't help herself. There was a trace of a grin on her face as she and Rudy Steiner, her best friend, handed out pieces of bread on the road."

Rudy
"'If we're fast, we won't get caught.' Rudy started distributing the bread. 'So move it, Saumensch.'
Rudy noticed Liesel smiling a him, and he applauded himself inwardly. This was part of the reason he did this, to at least partially win her heart.

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From pages 442-447 in "The Book Thief" I will tell you What I believe Liesel will be thinking/would have reacted. I think during the raid before Christmas she would be very scared and nervous. Her reading must calm her a lot. She probably feels like she is going into her book and entering a new world. I can see how this would calm her down.

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In this section of The Book Thief  it started mostly with Rudy getting a book for Liesel and getting hypothermia because of doing so. Liesel also lost her last customer, Ilsa Hermann. Liesel became so enraged from the letter that she went back to their house and verbally abused Ilsa. After that she went home and told her mother it was her fault. She also has become good friends with Max, the Jew living in her basement. Max now has dreams of him fighting Adolf Hitler in a boxing ring.

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Many different things happened in this section of the book. Most of them were not good. Rudy, Liesel's best friend, keeps getting himself into a ton of trouble. Max Vandenburg has gotten seriously sick and has hardly woken up from what seems to be an everlasting sleep. Everyone seems to be tense and food is extremely limited.
I am slightly nervous to what is going to happen. The narrator says that Rudy is going to die. I am going to be extremely upset if he does pass. I do not want anything bad to happen to any of the characters, though it is inevitable that nothing will happen to any of them.

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/16/17 (Summary Pages 240 - 319)

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/16/17 (Summary Pages 240 - 319)

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Liesel encounters many challenges in this section of The Book Thief.
Liesel's foster parents take in a Jewish boy named Max. Max, a boy who fantasizes of fighting Hitler, strengthens his relationship with Liesel.

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Kate Rodenberger 2/16/17 (Summary Pages 240 - 319)

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Kate Rodenberger 2/16/17 (Summary Pages 240 - 319)

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In this section of the novel, when Liesel is visiting the mayor's wife and the library, she gets handed an envelope that is firing Rosa Hubermann from her washing and ironing job. Liesel takes her anger out verbally at the mayor's wife for taking advantage of all of their luxuries while families like Liesel's are in the financial position they are in. Max is also still in hiding but has begun to work out doing push ups and sit ups in case the Fuhrer were to come. Liesel saw this and said that she wanted to do push ups too. I think that Liesel had the right to believe what she did about the mayor and his wife with their luxuries that they have, but her words were harsh and hurt people's feelings. I also think that Max and Liesel's relationship is building quickly.

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(Summary Pages 240 - 319)
Liesel "Hubermann" is a little girl who has to adapt to a new life. She's in a foster home, and her foster father, Hans, is hiding a Jew in their basement. Max, the Jew, makes a relationship with little Liesel. On the other hand Liesel's foster mother's business has gone down the drain. After losing customer after customer, the final customer has gone away and gave Liesel a book as apology.
This section has been interesting. New friendships are happening and is making me wonder that is Liesel going to be a "rebel".

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/16/17 (Summary pages 240-319)

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/16/17 (Summary pages 240-319)

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Throughout this section of the book a lot of stuff happened. Rudy Steiner has gotten hypothermia, and might die. Max the Jewish man living in the Hubbermann's basement was building snowmen with Leisel, and now he is sick. Leisel visits him almost everyday hoping that he will wake up soon. I'm enjoying this books so far. I would recommend "The Book Thief" to anyone who is interested in learning more about World War II and about the Holocaust. This book helped me understand what life was like in Germany during that time.

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/16/17 (summary pgs 240-319)

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/16/17 (summary pgs 240-319)

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So far in The Book Thief , the main character Leisel faces many troubles. For example she has to get through her brother's death right before the two kids have to be  given to foster parents. When Leisel moves in with the Hubermans, her foster parents, she finds herself living an entirely new life. As the book continues, it describes Leisel's love of reading, and her journey through being "The Book Thief". I enjoy this book so far. I think it is a good read, and I would recommend it to all of my friends. This book has lots  of suspense, while educating you about the Hitler movement.

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In this section of "The Book Thief" Max is having nightmares about having to fight Hitler, because of this he starts working out. Also, Liesel went with Rudy to the mayors house to steel food, however Liesel takes it upon herself and instead of getting food she stole a book and Rudy called her the book thief. Also, while Liesel was in the basement to see Max she noticed a book so she picked it up, saw what was inside and put it back right where it was before, to make it look like she never touched it. I really enjoy reading this book so far, it has very unique things in this book, and I would recommend this book to people who haven't read it yet.

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During the section of Book Thief that we had to read, while Max was lonely in the basement, he imagined himself fighting the Fuhrer in a boxing ring. Liesel walks in and asks him what he's doing, and he explains what he's doing and why. Later on, the Hubermanns lose their last laundry customer, the mayor's wife, and Liesel if furious, since the wife tried to pay her back with a book. She goes home and tells Mama what she did, and tries to get her to hit her with one of those famous wooden spoons Mama used when Liesel was naughty. Later on, Max gets sick while he's outside building a snowman with Liesel.
At this point, there's a good chance that Liesel will become kind of rebel. She yelled at the mayor's wife and wanted Rosa to hit
her with a spoon afterwards.

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During this section of "The Book Thief" We learned that the Max the Jew has been doing push ups and training. He pictures himself fighting the leader. Liesel walked in on him doing his push ups. He told her and she asked who won. He said he won. She went and also did some push ups. The relationship between Max and Liesel is getting better. I am glad that they are getting along better. I also don't want the Jew to die. So I hope he keeps practicing his push-ups. I think it is good Liesel is doing them to.

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Tara Collier 2/14/17 (Conflict pages 160-239) 

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Tara Collier 2/14/17 (Conflict pages 160-239) 

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In this section of The Book Thief there are many conflicts in many different ways. One of the problems in this section is Man vs. Society. Max made it to the Hubermann house and they took him in to live with them. It is an era to have a Jew in your house. They have to lay low for a while so Max doesn't get caught. Liesel and Rudy are the ones that seem to be okay with everything until they start to hang out with a group of kids that steal food.

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Rainah Braun 2/14/17 (Conflict Pages 160- 239)

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Rainah Braun 2/14/17 (Conflict Pages 160- 239)

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Man VS. Society
In this section of the book I noticed a conflict between Hans Hubermann and the Nazi's. Hans helps Jews, which is not aloud. He helped out a Man named Max by letting him live at their house in secret. They all know if anyone finds out he will get in huge trouble.

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Man vs. Society
Hans Hubermann is against the Nazi and taking the Jews into doing stuff they did not want to. Hans even takes someone in named Max to watch over him and keep him safe. He his keeping him secret from everyone.

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Pages 214-215 shows man vs. nature. Max Vandenburg, a Jewish run-away,  is staying at the Hubermann's house. After being moved from Liesel's room into the basement,  Papa realized how cold the basement was. Because of this Max was moved into the living room during the night. Even though this is not the safest option, it is the only option considering how cold the basement was getting in the night time.

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Kate Rodenberger 2/14/17 (Conflict Pages 160 - 239)

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Kate Rodenberger 2/14/17 (Conflict Pages 160 - 239)

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Man vs. Society
Max Vandenburg is a Jew that needs to go into hiding from the Nazi Party. So the Hubermanns take him in. They need to be very sneaky and live with the constant fear that someone will discover their secret, because if they're caught, then they could be taken away or have a more severe punishment.

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/14/17 (Conflict Pages 160 - 239)

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/14/17 (Conflict Pages 160 - 239)

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Man vs. Society
In "The Book Thief" we find out that Hans is hiding a jewish man in his house. Liesel is not able to tell anybody because they could be punished. Also during this time Hans is forced to join the Nazi Party. Hans is against what Hitler is doing to the Jews.

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Bryanna Marinari 2/14/2017 (Conflict Pages 160 - 239)

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Bryanna Marinari 2/14/2017 (Conflict Pages 160 - 239)

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Man vs Society
Upon this section of "The Book Thief" Liesel comes across problems in every cornor. Liesel and her friend Rudy start to hang out with a group of kids who steal food from an apple farmer and a boy named Otto. Stealing food happens everywhere around the world. They do it for attention, hunger, or money problems.

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Man vs. Society
In order to feed themselves and each other, Liesel and Rudy begin to steal food. Their first victim is a local farmer. Then they move from the farmer to a boy named Otto who is drops off food to priests on a weekly basis.

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Man vs. Society
Hans decided against joining the Nazi Party because of his Jewish friend from the war. This decision caused many of his customers to fall away. The little work he had left to do was barely enough to support his family. Although he put his name in to sign up he still hasn't been accepted.

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/14/17 Conflict- pgs. 160-239

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/14/17 Conflict- pgs. 160-239

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In this section of The Book Thief, there are many conflicts. One of these conflicts is when Liesel, Rudy, and the other children begin to steal food to satisfy their hunger. They first begin stealing from the farmer, and then progress to the boy Otto. Otto delivers food to priests every week. To steal from Otto, Liesel and Rudy dump water on the already iced ground, creating another layer of ice. They do this in hoping Otto will fall over, which he does, and falls to the ground. They steal the food, and run off to feast

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Man vs. Society
There's a pretty interesting conflict in this section. Max, the Jewish man mentioned in the last section, has made his way to the Hubermann house, where they have taken him in. Like anybody with a Jew in their house in this era, they need to be sneaky so Max doesn't get caught, and the constant fear that they'll be discovered is making them all nervous. Only Liesel seems to be the most calm, even though she is still shy with this strange and foreign man.

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(Summary 80 -159)
Forced to attend Hitler's birthday celebration, Liesel watched as Jewish items, such as books, were burned in the Hitler Bonfire. At the end of the celebration, Liesel stole a book and brought it back to her foster home on Himmel Street. Helping her read, Hans a non-supporter of Hitler, starts to trade smokes for books for Liesel. The mayor's wife caught Liesel stealing a book. Instead of punishing her, the mayor's wife invites Liesel in her home and and shows her the library.

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Kate Rodenberger 2/9/17 (Summary pages 80-159)

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Kate Rodenberger 2/9/17 (Summary pages 80-159)

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Liesel had to go to a bonfire for Hitler's birthday where they burned tons and tons of books. But Liesel found a book that went unharmed and stole it, not realizing that the mayor's wife had seen her steal it. Then Hans, her foster father, trades cigarettes to help Liesel and get her more books. The mayor's wife then invited her down in the basement where they had a whole library of books. She also meets Max.

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/9/17 (Summary Pages 80 - 159)

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Adam Abdelrahim 2/9/17 (Summary Pages 80 - 159)

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In this section Liesel steals her third book after being forced to attend a public Jewish book burning for Hitler's Birthday Celebration . She still receives problems in school but has learned to read and write better and tests her skills by writing a letter to someone in her life. She chooses her mother for this assignment. Hans, her foster parent, traded rolled up cigarettes to accommodate for the price of 2 books for Liesel. The family continues on learning to read and help teach write to Liesel.

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Tara Collier 2/9/17 (Summary pages 80-159)  

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Tara Collier 2/9/17 (Summary pages 80-159)  

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One of the characters Liesel during this part of the book she had to attend a ceremony on Hitler's Birthday, and Liesel was forced to attend a Jewish item and a general book burning when she did now want to. Children of Hitler's  Youth were forced to also attend this ceremony. A community burning was hosted in honor of their leader. Liesel is now going to steal her third book. She steals the book when the Nazi's were done burning all of the books and letters. Liesel steals the book and gets caught by the mayor's wife. Liesel is now worried about the mayor's wife doing something bad to her for stealing the book. Instead the mayor's wife let's Liesel come in her house while she glances and see a book burning and the smoke.

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/9/7 Summary (pgs. 80-159)

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Maddison Eisenhard 2/9/7 Summary (pgs. 80-159)

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In this section Liesel had to go to a ceremony on Hitler's Birthday. All the children of the Hitler Youth association had to come to the ceremony and they had to commence in a community burning in honor of their leader, Hitler. Also, for school Liesel has to write a letter to someone. For the letter she chooses to write to her mother. She could not do this because her foster parents could not afford to send the letters. As an effect of this Liesel took money from her foster mother's pay to be able to send the letters.

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August Bottiger 2/9/17 (Summary) Pages 80 - 159

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August Bottiger 2/9/17 (Summary) Pages 80 - 159

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Liesel was forced to attend a public Jewish item and general book burning, hosted by none other than the Nazis. After the burning, Liesel notices a book sitting in a wheelbarrow, buried under a pile of ashes. She decides to sneak the book into her jacket, but when she turns around, the mayor's wife is standing there. Liesel suddenly worries that she'll get in trouble, but luckily the mayor's wife walks away. She then goes over to Hans, they talk for a bit, Liesel says she hates Hitler (good girl), and Hans slaps her for saying that. She is then told to say "Heil Hitler", and they soon go home. While walking home, the book starts burning Liesel,s skin, and she's forced to take it out and drop it on the ground. Hans notices and asks her where she got it. Liesel explains where she got it from and Hans tells her to not mention the stealing part to Rosa or she;ll have to be punished for stealing.
Later that week, Liesel is collecting laundry from the neighbors, and she doesn't come back with the laundry nor the money from the mayor's house. Rosa orders Liesel to get the laundry and money from their house or don't come back at all. Liesel goes up to the house and is greeted by the mayor. Liesel asks for the wife, and she appears from the door. She silently invites her in to get their laundry, when Liesel notices the practical library-size room full of books. Being a book lover, Liesel is mesmerized by all the books. The mayor's wife lets her read some for a while, then gives Liesel a stack of books to take home. Liesel takes them, but forgets to thank the mayor's wife.
Later on, Rudy and Liesel are hungry and are sick of the current ratios they have to eat. They notice a boy who is eating a fresh apple and has two more bulges in his coat. The two approach the boy and ask him where he got the apples. He explains they he and a couple of other boys stole them from a local farm. The duo manage to convince the boy to bring them along on their next trip. Later that day, the duo meet up with the apple thieves. They steal away to the farm, where they climb over a barbed wire fence. On the way out, the farmer finds them and almost catches Rudy, but he manages to escape over the fence, leaving a piece of his pants behind. About a month later, the lead boy approaches them, gives them a few nuts, and implies that he is going off to the army. That is the last we saw of him.
During these pages, we are introduced to Max, a Jewish man being helped by Hans to escape from where he is. He is given a fake passport, a Mein Kampf (My Struggle), written by Hitler himself, and a map hidden in the book. He gets on multiple trains, trying to blend in and seem like he is German, and at the second stop, starts heading for Liesel's home to seek out Hans.
Omg, this was heck of a lot longer than I had expected.

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Liesel is going to steal her third book. She steals this book when the Nazi are done burning all of the books and letters and she steals one and someone saw her. It was the mayors wife, Liesel is worried that she would do something bad to her even though the mayors wife lets Liesel come in her house and use her library. The book was burning her and she saw smoke from the book when she was walking home, then she showed papa and he wasn't all that mad at her , however he didn't want her telling her mom or she will be punished for stealing again. she read at the mayors house. Liesel and Rudy also get hungry and steal some food for them selves. Also, they switch the story and go on to this Jew named Max and he is hiding from all of the Nazi.

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Rainah Braun 2/9/17 (Summary/Pages 80-159)

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Rainah Braun 2/9/17 (Summary/Pages 80-159)

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The Nazi's were burning many things including books. During this Liesel stole her 3rd book. The Mayors wife caught her stealing the book. She tried to avoid her but that didn't last long because her mom made her get the wash.   When Liesel went to get the wash the mayors wife invited her in and lead her to the basement where there was a library. Liesel was very excited to see so many book at one time.  We were also introduced to a Jewish man named Max. Max is in hiding.

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/9/17 (Summary/Pages 80-159)

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Emma Hagenbuch 2/9/17 (Summary/Pages 80-159)

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Liesel Meminger or the book thief has stolen 3 books so far. The third book she stole was from the fire that the Nazis used to burn books. She then goes home, shows her father the book. He promises that they won't tell mama. Ever since Leisel stole the book, she has felt the paranoia of being watched. Mama asks her to collect the wash, and she goes to the Mayors house. His wife answers the door, and that's when Liesel realizes, the mayors wife had seen her steal the book. She allows Liesel to come inside, and Liesel gets to read the books in the Mayor's house. Then, Rudy and Liesel begin to get hungry, so they decide to steal fruit with some other kids they met. There is this other point of view, its of a jewish man locked in a dark room.

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Liesel Meminger, decides that for a school assignment she will write to her mother. She writes many letters not knowing what she should send. She has also become better at reading and writing. She has also stolen her third book, The Shoulder Shrug, which she took from a pile of Jewish books and posters the Germans were trying to burn. She was almost successful in not being seen but then she realized the Mayors Wife, Ilsa Hermann. Liesel tries her best to avoid Ilsa but her Mama, Rosa Hubermann, forced her to go there and collect the wash. When Liesel gets there Ilsa brings her into her library in the basement. Now Liesel goes there often to read. Periodically we hear of a Jew named Max who is in hiding and is trying to escape to somewhere. I believe that he is being helped by Hans Hubermann. Liesel and Rudy's friendship grows as they start stealing fruit together along with other kids. The chapter ended with Hans buying the book Mein Kampf ( My Struggle) by Adolf Hitler. Max also has this book.

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Bella Medders 2/8/17 (Summary)- Pages 80-159

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Bella Medders 2/8/17 (Summary)- Pages 80-159

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Liesel Meminger, also known as the book thief,  has stolen her third book. She took it when the Nazi's had a large burning of books and other such things. Unfortunately, the mayor's wife saw her still the book.  When Liesel's Mama forced her to collect the laundry from the townspeople, including the Mayor and his wife, she avoided there house as much as she was able. When Liesel's Mama noticed this she became infuriated (which was a common mood for her Mama to be in) Liesel was forced to go the the Mayor's house. Instead of receiving the punishment she thought she was going to receive from the Mayor's wife for taking a book, Liesel was invited inside. The Mayor's wife let her read books from her library, every time Liesel came to collect or deliver the laundry she was invited inside.
There also seems to be a second prospective that periodically shows up through out the book. It seems to be about a Jew in hiding. The Jew is receiving help from a German to help escape.

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-Liesel Meminger - Curious, Mysterious
-Foster Parents - Kind, Caring, Funny
-During the World Wars
- In a small town

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-Liesel Meminger - 10 years old, Her brother died on a train and she constantly has nightmares about him, and wets her bed some times, her father always comes in to comfort her in anyway he can.
Hans Hubermann - Liesel's father, he is a painter and always comforts his daughter and in the morning he plays music to her, he likes to roll cigarettes and taught Liesel how to roll one. They live in Germany, year 1939, before WWII

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Alexis Cain 2/6/17 (Characters/ Setting)

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Alexis Cain 2/6/17 (Characters/ Setting)

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- Liesel Meminger: A young girl who was put into foster care after her brother died. She doesn't know how to read or write so she was out into a younger class to learn.
- Rudy Steiner: A boy who is the same age as Liesel. He is close to obsessed with Jesse Owens. He also loves Liesel.
Setting: They live in a small town that is made up of mostly poor people.

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Liesel Hubermann/Meminger
Victim
Gets toruchered because she is unable to read.
Curious
Steals books to learn about the world.
Depressed
Crys night after night because she lost her brother and mother in the same day.
Hans Hubermann
Curious
Wants to learn about Liesel's life.
Understanding'
Listens.
Caring
Stays by Liesel's side every minute.
Setting:
Nazi Germany 1939

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Liesel Meminger:
She is blonde and has brown eyes. She is also known as "The Book Thief". Leisel is 10 years old and lives with her foster parents Rosa and Hans Hubermann. She does not know how to read or write, but Hans is slowly teaching her how, even though he is not very good at it himself. When her real mother and her buried her brother, she stole a book called "The Grave Diggers Handbook". She is learning to read that.
Rosa Hubermann:
She is 5'1" and has brownish-gray hair. She is Leisel's Foster mom. She lives on Munich Street in Germany.
Hans Hubermann:
Hans the husband of Rosa. He is very nice to Liesel, and he always comforts her when she wakes up from nightmares in the middle of the night. He is teaching Liesel to read and write. He cannot read and write very good, but he is trying to teach her.
Setting:
The setting is Nazi, Germany around 1939

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Liesel Meminger-A girl, between the age 9/10 who lived in Munich, Germany. Also known by the name "The Book Thief".

Rudy Steiner- Liesel Miminger's neighbor. He is best known for the "Jesse Owens" incident. Liesel and Rudy will become extremely good friends in the future.

The time and setting is Munich, Germany during the Holocaust.

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Characters:
- Liesel Meminger - A ten year old put into foster care with Rosa and Hans Hubermann because her mother could not afford to take care of her and her brother (who died in the cold before they reached the Hubermanns) just before the start of WWll
- Hans Hubermann - becomes Liesel's foster father and every day teaches her how to read and write. He also plays the accordian and has a job as a painter, even though it isn't very successful
Place: Germany
Time: 1930s

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Liesel Hubermann - is one of the main characters that I know about so far. As I was reading pages 1-79 I found out that Liesel did not know how to read well she had a lot of trouble with knowing what these words meant and what they read, and how to say them. She was made fun of by plenty because she would always ask for someone to help her with words. She is adopted by the hubermanns, and she was poor once in her life.
Hans Hubermann - is one of the main characters he is a painter and he has a wife named Rosa Hubermann and he plays the accordion and he is teaching Liesel how to read.
Setting - the setting is in Germany during 1939 during the Nazis.

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main character- Leisel Meminger- 9/10 years old during the time of WWll. Lives with foster parents, Rosa and Hans Hubermann.
Minor Character- Hans Hubermann- husband to Rosa Hubermann, and Leisel's foster father. Love to roll cigarettes and smoke them. Works as a painter, and plays the accordion.
Setting- Nazi Germany, 1939.

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Rainah Braun 2/6/17 (Character/ Setting)

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Rainah Braun 2/6/17 (Character/ Setting)

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Hans Hubermann:
He loves to smoke. he was in WWI and survived. Now a dad of Liesel Hubermann. Teaching Liesel how to read even though he is not the best. He has many talents.
Liesel Hubermann: Young girl who now has foster parents. Brother died she often has nightmares. She is learning how to read. She is referred to as the Book Theif throughout the book before we knew her name. She is learning the read the book The Grave Digger.
Setting: Takes place around 1939 before WWII in Germany.

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Liesel Hubermann (book thief) - Small girl adopted by the Hubermanns who cant read and was once very poor. Main character.
Hans Hubermann - Foster father of Liesel. Tall and quiet, who plays the accordion for a living. Very help ful and kind.
Rosa Hubermann - Foster mother of Liesel. Short and squat, with an attitude bigger than Germany itself. Likes calling people Saukerl or Arschloch, meaning "filthy pig" and "a**hole" respectively.
Rudy Steiner - Soon-to-be best friend and later partner/catalyst in crime with Liesel.
Tommy Muller - A twitchy kid with constant chronic ear infections. Sometimes-friend to Liesel.

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By taking a deeper look at the text and cover I believe that Liesel has a done an act of thievery considered almost evil judging by how she explains it. Her family is committing a crime of treason, housing a Jewish man.

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I predict that the title "The Book Thief" is the literal term that describes the main character. I think that the girl in the story steals books to help her and her family throughout this dangerous time period that they are in.

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I predict that Leisel Meminger that since it says in the book preview, that it is her first act of book thievery, so maybe throughout the book she is going to steal more of them.

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I predict that The book she steals will have something to do with someones death and these dangerous times will be filled with mystery and dark times and she will have a lot to go through.

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I predict, from the cover of the book, that the book is about someone who steals books. Considering that this book is based during the Holocaust many things were taken away from Jews, like books.

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Concentrating on the book´s cover, inner cover, and summary, I have a good feeling that the book is going to be dark. As of in the inner cover, it says "When death has a story to tell, you listen." I can infer that death is upon this book. Coming from the summary portion of the book, I can infer that it someone does die because it calls for her brothers funeral. Seconding that, i can finally infer it is based about a girl and her life changing decisions.

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Based off the phrase "When Death has a story to tell, you listen." I believe that this book is about figuring out a mystery. I think that the main character will have to steal to get the information they need. I think many events will happen and they will all connect in the end.

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Judging by the book's name and by the small summary in the book, I have a feeling that the girl of the story, Liesel I believe, will have to steal books to sell them to others who want them to support her family in Nazi Germany, but they end up harboring a Jewish man and everything just goes wrong. Since this takes place in Nazi time, I have a good feeling that Nazis will get involved and probably arrest her and kill the Jewish man. I have not read this book at all, even though it seems like I have.

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In the book "The Book Thief" I predict that the book that Liesel Meminger, the main character, finds after the funeral was not left there by accident, but on purpose. I believe that the book she finds is not good, and will bring trouble upon her, and her family.

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I predict, based off the cover of the book,  that the novel The Book Thief will be about some type of death that has an importance and will teach an important lesson. Based on the summary I read I can tell that there will be a lot of mystery. throughout the novel

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I think this novel will be about a mystery that will need to be solved by hints in order to find it out and it will have something to do with a person that nobody knows and that nobody will suspect is doing all of the stealing within the books. Judging by the back of the book which states "When death has a story to tell, you listen" I predict that someone is going to die or is going to be dying in parts of the book.