Above her, Rosa appeared to be smudged, but she soon clarified as her cardboard face loomed closer.

He clenched his eyes. Then opened them. He slapped Liesel Meminger squarely in the face.

"Don't ever say that!"

The book was hot and wet, blue and red--embarrassed--and Hans Hubermann opened it up.

“At the time, Liesel had no idea that her foster father, Hans Hubermann, was contemplating one of the most dangerous dilemmas a German citizen could face. Not only that, he’d been facing it for close to a year.”

Mein Kampf saving Max shows which figurative language?

I witness the ones who are left behind, crumbling among jigsaw puzzle of realization, despair, and surprise.

Which is a theme found in Rudy Steiner's contradictory actions of stealing food that he later shares?

What literary device is used when Zusak intersperses the Struggler chapters with those with Liesel having a great time.?

“On the streets of Molching that day, each window was decorated for the Führer...the glass was vigorously washed, and the swastika looked like a jewel...In others, the flag trundeled from the ledge like washing hung out to dry.” How does the difference among the citizens’ flag displays serve as a metaphor?