Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Book Thief By: Markus Zusak Max Meiselman and Sean Williams.

Published byCurtis Washington Modified over 8 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Book Thief By: Markus Zusak Max Meiselman and Sean Williams."— Presentation transcript:

1 Book Thief By: Markus Zusak Max Meiselman and Sean Williams

2 Character List Liesel Hans Huberman Rosa Huberman Max Ilsa Rudy

3 Liesel Protagonist Young girl living with adopted family Mother gave her up, brother died young Steals books to better her education Does not agree with ideas in Nazi Youth Group and the overall Nazi Party Loves Max even though he's Jewish

4 Hans Protagonist Loves Liesel and is very kind Owns an accordion which he enjoys playing for his family Does not agree with Nazi beliefs

5 Rosa Wife of Hans Loves Liesel but is stern Kind hearted

6 Max Hiding Jewish man Stays in Huberman's basement Loves and has a strong relationship with Liesel His artwork is his life, he loves drawing and writing books

7 Ilsa Mayors wife Keeps to herself, quiet Catches Liesel stealing books from her library Considers Liesel as her daughter, and herself a mentor

8 Rudy Liesels best friend, loves Liesel Persistent when asking Liesel for a kiss Favorite athlete is Jesse Owens, which is significant

9 Themes Willingness to go against Colors Death Savagery Power of Words

10 Willingness to go Against Society Hubermans taking in Max, while all of society would shun them Liesel not wanting to join the youth nazis Liesel stealing and reading the forbidden books Hans standing up for Jew walking through streets, giving him bread and helping him up Rudy dresses as Jesse Owens, a black athlete

Download ppt "Book Thief By: Markus Zusak Max Meiselman and Sean Williams."

Similar presentations

THEMES AND QUOTES THE BOOK THIEF.

THEMES AND QUOTES THE BOOK THIEF.
One symbol can hold so much meaning It can change someone..

One symbol can hold so much meaning It can change someone..
 It is not told by a conventional narrator, but by something that calls itself ‘Death’ and collects the souls of the dead (it’s not that creepy, trust.

 It is not told by a conventional narrator, but by something that calls itself ‘Death’ and collects the souls of the dead (it’s not that creepy, trust.
TYLER ROGERS 12/7/14 Project on the book thief Mrs. Coleman.

TYLER ROGERS 12/7/14 Project on the book thief Mrs. Coleman.
Hans Huberman Contrast + Conflicts. Introduction Explore multiple conflicts of Hans Huberman, a main character of “The Book Thief”. 1.Contrast with his.

Hans Huberman Contrast + Conflicts. Introduction Explore multiple conflicts of Hans Huberman, a main character of “The Book Thief”. 1.Contrast with his.
The Book Thief By Markus Zusak R&E By: Molly K.. Summary The Book Thief is about a young girl named Liesel Memminger, who got separated from her mother.

The Book Thief By Markus Zusak R&E By: Molly K.. Summary The Book Thief is about a young girl named Liesel Memminger, who got separated from her mother.
Character analysis. A German girl whose mother has given her up to the foster parent system. She can’t figure out why her mother would do such a thing,

Character analysis. A German girl whose mother has given her up to the foster parent system. She can’t figure out why her mother would do such a thing,
Do Now: What is your favorite aspect of spring? Why? What are you most looking forward to doing? Four sentences. Take out your brainstorm.

Do Now: What is your favorite aspect of spring? Why? What are you most looking forward to doing? Four sentences. Take out your brainstorm.
By : Markus Zusak. “She leaned down and looked at his lifeless face and Liesel kissed her best friend, Rudy Steiner, soft and true on his lips. He tasted.

By : Markus Zusak. “She leaned down and looked at his lifeless face and Liesel kissed her best friend, Rudy Steiner, soft and true on his lips. He tasted.
Introduction How they built their relation ship upon words How literature saved them both and the implications of this How they both found solace in literature.

Introduction How they built their relation ship upon words How literature saved them both and the implications of this How they both found solace in literature.
THE BOOK THIEF.  The story is narrated by ‘Death’ – what impact does this have?  ‘Death’ as the narrator is reluctant to do his ‘job’. He is sentimental.

THE BOOK THIEF.  The story is narrated by ‘Death’ – what impact does this have?  ‘Death’ as the narrator is reluctant to do his ‘job’. He is sentimental.
The Book Thief By Markus Zusak

The Book Thief By Markus Zusak
By Markus Zusak.  Liesel's loses one family, and gains another.  For reasons unknown to us at the time, Liesel's mother is taking Liesel and her little.

By Markus Zusak.  Liesel's loses one family, and gains another.  For reasons unknown to us at the time, Liesel's mother is taking Liesel and her little.
Shows the idea of how war is obscenely random using language features. Proves his main idea of the power of literature and shows how the strongest survive.

Shows the idea of how war is obscenely random using language features. Proves his main idea of the power of literature and shows how the strongest survive.
The Book Thief.  Liesel returns to 8 Grande Strasse to steal from the Hermann library  Frau Hermann knows this –leaves the dictionary for Liesel with.

The Book Thief.  Liesel returns to 8 Grande Strasse to steal from the Hermann library  Frau Hermann knows this –leaves the dictionary for Liesel with.
Three Characters we will explore and what they experienced, how they acted, and what they did when in conflict/crisis: Max – feared for his life Hans.

Three Characters we will explore and what they experienced, how they acted, and what they did when in conflict/crisis: Max – feared for his life Hans.
The Color Purple By: Alice Walker. Alice Walker  Born in February 9,1944 in Eaton Georgia.  Civil Rights Activist, Women’s Rights Activist, Author 

The Color Purple By: Alice Walker. Alice Walker  Born in February 9,1944 in Eaton Georgia.  Civil Rights Activist, Women’s Rights Activist, Author 
Analyse how links between the beginning and end help you understand a main theme and/or character. “The book thief” by Marcus Zusak.

Analyse how links between the beginning and end help you understand a main theme and/or character. “The book thief” by Marcus Zusak.
The Book Thief Thinking Ahead.

The Book Thief Thinking Ahead.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

Similar presentations

Ads by Google