What does the basement signify in the book thief's story?
What does Hans tell Liesel about this?
Hans tells Liesel in the basement about the events of the war. Hans informs Liesel that Max must not be told to anyone.
Second, Liesel brings snow into the basement. Why did Liesel bring snow to the basement? Liesel feels guilty because she becomes very sick after making a snowman in her basement Max. She blames herself for Max's illness.
What does the symbolism of the man standing over all this?
The Standover Man, written by Max for Liesel in his birthday gift category, is very simple. This gift is no exception. Gifts from the heart always go down well. This is Max's gratitude to Liesel for being part of his life.
Hans was on the waiting list for what reason?
The waitinglist was put on him. Because he was a skilled housepainter, accordionist, and a good housepainter, he was left alone. Until a man approached him on the street asking if he would honor his promise to the Vandenburg family.
What are Hans two mistakes?
Why did Hans business decline after 1933?
Why does Max want to get up and walk out of the Hubermanns home?
How did Max's father save Hans?
Why is it significant that death visits Max?
What are the 13 gifts Liesel give Max?
How is Liesel's summer divided?
What is the word shaker?
Why does Max draw himself as a bird?
What is ironic about the paper on which Max writes the book?
What book does Max give Liesel?
What book does Liesel finish reading to Max?
What do you think the accordion symbolized?
What is the theme of Max's story?
How did Liesel get the Whistler?
What do Liesel and Max have in common?
How old is Max Vandenburg?
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