This book is a gift. It is one of 1 million which has been given in the UK & Ireland as part of World Book Night 2012 to spread the joy and love of reading. We are glad that you are now part of this great book’s journey, hope that you enjoy reading it and, once you have done so, passing it on to someone else who might enjoy reading it too.
World Book Night 2012 is all about introducing new readers to books and we’d ask that you please share this book with someone who does not read regularly and help inspire in them a love of books. When you pass it on, ask the next reader to record their own thoughts on this book by visiting www.worldbooknight.org and entering the unique identifying number.

I live in Sweden and vistited My son in Hove when I received the book. This is A fantastic story that tell us that humanity is always there. I really liked the description of all good people of differnet kind that struggle against evil.
I will absolutly pass the book on to a new reader.

A fantastic book that I really like more people to read.

This is the fourth book I have read about WWII. With each book I feel more and more a part of the world, not just the USA. I particularly enjoyed the author's presentation of the story through the eyes of death and the innocence of a young girl. I highly recommend this book and will pass it on to a friend here in Vermont with hopes that it will make it's way across the United States. Thank you Helge for sharing this book with me.

I'm so happy that I didn't have any pre-conceived ideas about the book. I didn't know that It was listed as a "Young reader's book" as I may not have read it. This book is a fantastic read for both young and old. I hated to see the end come as I wanted to read more about Liesel. This book is about the meaning of unconditional love, compassion and friendship. It's also about the atrocities of war,evil and death. I would highly recommend this book and will pass it on this week. I also plan to get a copy of "Jasper John" after reading the first chapter.