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What is a theme in The Book Thief?

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Aleksandr-060686 [28]3 years ago

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The Book Thief Themes T he main themes in The Book Thief are death, friendship, and war. Death: Liesel's brother dies at the beginning of the novel, and his death is followed by those of the millions of Jews killed in the concentration camps. Death proves capricious, both in the victims it claims and the stories it tells.

solmaris [256]3 years ago

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Death, Humanity, and Books

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Through the many characters the reader meets along the pages, and the complex historical context in which they live, The Book Thief tackles many different themes, but they can be sumed up around three major notions: Death, Humanity, and Books.

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