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THE BOOKTHIEFMade by:GhetmancencoMaria,Colțova Alexandra,Ganța Ilinca,BârlibaDamian,Crucovschi Matei,Cibotar Gabriel,Grițcul Amelia

The Renaissance Era4.Emotional Exploration5. Vocabulary Showcase3.Plot Summary1.Introduction2. Character AnalysisCONTENT

The Book Thief is a historical fiction novel by the Australian authorMarkus Zusak, set in Nazi Germany during World War II. Published in 2006,The Book Thief became an international bestseller and was translated into 63languages and sold 17 million copies. In this book the friendship between Liesel and Rudy and her relationshipwith her stepparents creates a reflection on the possibilities that surround usand on our lives. Because of World War II not all people could read becausethe books were either thrown away or burned, but Liesel saved some books,gave them a new life and learned to read. The main themes of the book arethe dignity and humanity that Liesel Meminger demonstrates in a brutal anddisrespectful environment. Also the importance of reading that Liesel reflects at the time of saving thebooks, the reflection of solidarity and support is also a theme that the bookreflects through the friendship of Liesel and Rudy, but of course the bookexplores the traumas and sufferings caused by the war and how people adaptand try to survive.INTRODUCTION

CHARACTER ANALYSIS

ACTIONPLAN6SUMMARY IN PICTURES12345ON THE WAY TO THE NEW FAMILYTHE MEETING WITH THE STEP-PARENTSTHE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN LIESEL AND RUDYHIDING MAX IN LIESEL'S HOUSEREADING IN MRS. HERMANN'S LIBRARYTHE END AND THE SURVIVAL OF LIESEL

Liesel felt shame when she was called to theblackboard and did not know how to readand writeRudy fell in love with Lisel at first sightThe whole family was scared when the policechecked the basement where Max was hidingLiesel was happy when her mother came toschool and told her that max had woken up andwould live onLiesel was angry when children made fun of her Emotional Exploration

The Victorian era presents a rich literary history through its diariesand reading logs, offering insights into the reading habits andliterary preferences of the time. These vintage diaries are atestament to the era's deep appreciation for literature, showcasingthe books that captivated readers and the enduring influence ofVictorian literature. Join us in this journey to discover how readingwas cherished in the Victorian era through these beautifullypreserved diaries and reading logs.VOCABULARY SHOWCASE