Sparknotes The Book Thief

Introduction Paragraph:
Thievery, has been strictly forbidden since the ancient times. Even in the Decalogue, on the eighth, it says "Thou shall not steal." However, what about stealing for good? The laws of almost all civilazations has forbade stealing even it was for good purpose, to keep the fairness. However there are many stories like Robin hood, when the country's people are starving, a goo theif comes out to save them. I think this story is something like that. The book thief, written by Markus Zusak, tells us the power of written words.

Summary:
This story takes place in Germany during the two world wars. This is about the story of Liesel Meminger, the Book Thief. She was an orphan and adopted to Hubermanns. She, from her

step father, learns the power of written words and how to read.
When the inside of Germany was going noisy, Liesel's dad hides a jew named Max.

That bring their family into a trouble. That is when she begins to steal the books, that Nazi party was about to destroy, and write he own stories, and share words with Max, the jewish refugee. Also, that's when the book Thief starts.
Character Details:
Liesel Meminger. The protagonist of the story. She is an adopted young girl on the verge of adolescence, with blonde hair that "was a close enough brand of German blonde" and a "smile that was starving" when she very rarely showed it. She is fostered by the Hubermanns when her father "abandons" their family and her mother is forced to give her up as a foster child. Liesel is the "book thief".
Hans Hubermann. The Fighter of World War I, accordion player, book aficionado and handyman. Husband to Rosa Hubermann, and a foster dad to Liesel.
Rosa Hubermann. Leisel's stepmother. Max Vandenburg.A Jewish fist-fighter takes refuge from the Nazi regime in the Hubermann's basement. He is the son of a WWI German soldier who fought with Hans Hubermann, and the two developed a close friendship during the war. He has brown, feather-like hair and swampy brown eyes. During the Nazis' reign of terror, Hans agrees to shelter Max and hide him from the Nazi party. During his stay at the Hubermann's house, Max befriends Liesel due to their shared affinity for words. He writes two books for her and presents her with a sketchbook that contains his life story, which helps

Liesel to develop as a writer and reader
Plot Details:
For plot, not much to say, but the special thing about this book is the narrator. The Death. It simply means deaths of the characters, because when the Death comes to you, it simply means it will take your soul. However HOW he narrates the story is a different story. In the beginning, Death tolds us a boring story about how he sees the world. It is the color. The death describes this world as a color. A brilliant writing skills of Markus Zusak. The narration simply changed the story.

Personal Evaluation and Conclusion:
I've got to say that this book was hard, too many pages, and hard words, so I suggest this book as a hobby book, not for an assigment, because to understand the hole details, it will take time. Therefore I suggest this book to people who are rich with time.