Libro Thief Plot
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Trama Diagramma e Racconto Arc
Di Katherine Docimo e Kristy Littlehale
Gli archi narrativi e il prototipo del “diagramma di trama” sono essenziali per costruire la comprensione e l'apprezzamento letterario. I diagrammi della trama consentono agli studenti di individuare i temi principali del testo, tracciare i cambiamenti nei personaggi principali nel corso della narrazione e affinare le proprie capacità analitiche.
Il ladro di libri scritto da Markus Zusak
Di Liane Hicks
The Book Thief è un romanzo di narrativa storica scritto nel 2005. La storia è incentrata sulla vita di Liesel Meminger, un giovane orfano tedesco cresciuto da genitori adottivi durante l'ascesa di Hitler e l'inizio della seconda guerra mondiale. L'autore sceglie la Morte come narratore, poiché è in grado di trasmettere la portata della sofferenza dell'Olocausto e di descrivere la storia emotiva.
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- THE BOOK THIEF by Markus Zusak
- TheBook Thief
- EXPOSITION
- RISING ACTION
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- The Book Thief is the story of Liesel Meminger growing up in Nazi Germany during WWII. The book is narrated by Death, who is witness to the suffering, cruelty, courage, and kindness of humanity, of Liesel, Max, and their family and friends.
- CLIMAX
- Hans and Rosa Hubermann foster Lisel due to her mother's poverty, her father being a political prisoner, and the death of her 6-year-old brother. At 9 years old, she adjusts to a new family and friends amidst tremendous loss and during the rise of Hitler and Nazi Germany.
- FALLING ACTION
- Liesel is illiterate but steals a book found by her brother's grave. Her new Papa teaches her to read and her love of words grows. She and Rudy steal more books. The beauty of words is shown alongside their terrible power, illustrated by deadly propaganda. The Hubermanns do not dare speak openly against the Nazis out of fear, but they hate them and hide Max, a Jewish man.
- RESOLUTION
- Max and Liesel become very close while he is in hiding for years. They share their traumas, hopes, and love of words and storytelling. Through a tragic circumstance, Max has to flee the basement. The family doesn't know where he is until Liesel sees Max being marched to a concentration camp.
- Missing her dear friend, Liesel begins to write her own story in the basement. It is an act that saves her life when her neighborhood is bombed and all she loves are lost. Liesel is cared for by the kindly Mayor's wife before being miraculously reunited with Max after the war.
- Death finishes the story by describing how, after a long life with a husband (Max?), children, and grandchildren, Liesel passes away peacefully in Australia. He carries her soul away and gives her the book she was writing wherein he learned her story: The Book Thief.
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