The Book Thief Part 6 - Epilogue

What is Liesel’s intention(s) in stealing books?

Why does The Dream Carrier catch Liesel’s attention as the next book she wants to steal?

What does Death mean when he writes, “for me, the sky was the color of Jews?”

What bothers Liesel as she listens to Rudy be upset that his father was taken away from him?

How does Rosa feel when Michael confirms that he saw her son alive and well in Stalingrad?

What does Hans do that leads to him being whipped in the street?

What is falling from the sky that causes so much death?

Who replaces her brother in Liesel’s recurring dream of his death?

How does Liesel feel as she watches the Jews parade past her?

What does Rudy tell Liesel about the day he was taken out of class?

What does the narrator show Liesel when he comes to take her soul?

How does Rudy’s death affect the narrator?

Why did Rudy leave his medals with Liesel?

Why does Hans Hubermann survive the accident?

Why does Death indulge in discussing all the work he was doing in 1942

Why was Rudy’s father drafted into the Nazi Army?

Why does Liesel go in too close to the parade of Jews and almost get caught?

Who does Rudy feel are the real thieves as opposed to Liesel, the Book Thief?

How did Liesel act while staying with Ilsa and the mayor?

What comes marching through town like a herd?

What message did Max’s book, The Word Shaker, express?

When the Gestapo finally comes to their street, who do they come for?

Who comes to take Liesel from the police after she’s rescued from the site of the bombing?

What is significant about Kurt remarking that the fallen dominoes look like dead bodies?

Why was there suddenly work for Hans in the summer of 1942

What punishment was Hans Hubermann given for helping the old Jewish man?

What becomes Liesel’s new mission with her new book, The Dream Carrier?

Max and Liesel are survivors and both had to deal with which feeling for being the ones saved?

Who comes to 33 Himmel street to escort Liesel to Frau Holtzapfel for her reading session?

What was the tone of the scene as the Nazis checked the basement?

Why do Hans and Alex Steiner go out to drink?

Which word best defines Liesel and her foster papa’s relationship?

What are the Nazis coming to Molching in search for?

How did Rudy really feel about Liesel's papa returning?

Who was knocking at the door, after the Nazis had left?

What was different about stealing A Song In The Dark from the Mayor’s house?

Why was Max finally free?

What does Frau Holtzapfel want in exchange for no longer spitting on Rosa’s door?

What does Ilsa Hermann bring to Liesel’s home?

Why does Rosa go to Liesel’s school under the guise of needing to punish her?

What does Hans’ soul do when death comes for him?

Liesel finds herself stealing a book from a pile of burning books. Why does she become a thief?

Why does the narrator wonder if the people who r afraid in the basement deserve this treatment?

What is significant about the stale cookies left on the window that causes Liesel to be happy?

What is significant about the snows of Stalingrad?

Why are the Nazis interested in Rudy?

Why does Liesel feel good after she gets Rudy to leave?

While Max is sleeping through his illness, how does Liesel try to help him wake up

Why is the Duden Dictionary and Thesaurus a significant book in Liesel’s thieving life?

What is the theme of The Word Shaker?