The Power of Words in The Book Thief, a Novel by Markus Zusak

This essay is about Markus Zusak's The Book Thief and how powerful words can be. The author discusses how Liesel Meminger, Max Vandenburg, Hans Hubbermann, and Ilsa Hermann had stronger relationships because of the words spoken. In addition, the essay's author mentions the challenges of dealing with death and foster relationships while also noting how characters bond over books and libraries. The Book Thief is set during the time of Hitler and World War II, so the author of the essay also highlights how Hitler only needed to use words to form a strong movement of Nazis.
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