The Book Thief Ausgezeichnet mit dem Deutschen Jugendliteraturpreis 2009, Kategorie Preis der Jugendjury und dem Jugendbuchpreis Buxtehuder Bulle 2008. Anniversary Edition with New Content

The Book Thief is an amazing book with great storytelling. I love the fact that it’s narrated by death, the writing style is really special, (in a good way). I would 100% recommend this book!!

This book really gripped me. I felt present for everything that happened in it and I just couldn't put it down. The book gave me an idea of what life felt like for everyday germans during the second world war. Which I think is an icredibly important perspective if we want to prevent history from repeating itself.

The book is an all time favourite of mine and it will always be my number one. It was so interesting, touching and sad to read about lisel and how she manages her life in the second world war. I think it is such a wonderful experience to see how the second world war was for her and how passionate she gets about the books. For me the storyteller being Death was so wonderful. In the book you get to know death as a character and follow him along the years in the war. You get to know so many more sides of him and how he sees the world and the people. Mark Zusak as an incredible writing style which really brings the story to you. So for anyone wondering if it's worth reading: YES! Definitely and 100%

suggesting this book to EVERYONE. every positive adjective that comes into your mind (about books) this is IT. read it. everyone - especially teenies - should read it, so they don’t forget what happened.

This book is great from plot to storytelling, over everything else. Midway I hit a plateau but the end was so worth it. At the last few pages of the book I was simply flooded with emotions. Nonetheless, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is a remarkable book. I would definitely recommend it to every bibliophile as the love for books is omnipotent.