Analysis Of The Book Thief By Mark Zusak

People cannot help but to wonder what the ultimate book would be like and how life would differ from the future to the present. Books speak to us, we can always relate to books. Books are meaningful words, there what authors puts their own thoughts in there, which makes it have a deep meaning and soon the meaning will be extracted from the book. It would truly be troubling and a struggle for one to choose a book in the entire world to save. One book just spoke to me, The Book Thief, by Mark Zusak. It goes back in time to tell us stories that are not possibly imaginable. Wars are a part of society. You can never stop them, they are non-stop. Although, this book is fictional it talks about a historical event that is unimaginable. It’s about a girl named Liesel, and is struggling to live during the Holocaust. While her brother died and her mother abandoned her , what could have possibly gone worse? She had passion to read with all this dreadful and cruel war going on. Liesel finds committed friends who have gone through what’s she has been through. Books where in the sole of Liesels heart and will forever stay there. Words make books up. Words are how we communicate, words are how we live. “I have hated words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right” (Zusak 528). This line, …show more content…
Books made up Liesels life, with ought them I would not know how, The Book Thief, came to be. Liesel learns throughout the crux of the novel that words hold a remarkable power that will always be remembered to compel people, to commit acts of cruelty just by learning the basis of reading. This brings Liesel closer to the understanding that Hitler's propaganda is the root of his power and the reason why her mother, father, and brother are dead. She realizes words, are more than just fun and entertaining. They help her understand and give her a clear image of everything around her. Words affect how we live and how we react to