The Book Thief (Readers Circle)
This Book is Currently in the Wild!
3 journalers for this copy...
I laughed, cried, gasped at the beauty of the writing. This is classified as a "Young Adults" novel, and it certainly has much to offer the teen and the mature adult as well. I would strongly suggest that any younger individual who reads this book should do so again another 10 or 20 years down the road.
I so enjoyed having wry, oddly caring Death narrate the story.
This is probably my fifth copy of this fabulous book.
I so enjoyed having wry, oddly caring Death narrate the story.
This is probably my fifth copy of this fabulous book.
Including in indygo88's Best of BC Book Box.
I happen to have the same book so I decide to swap this copy out and put mine it so they all get to travel a little bit.
I have to admit at first I wasn't sure I like the story. The narrator is certainly unusual, took me a few pages to figure his identity. The writing style is a bit different too. However, the characters grow on me and towards the end they become friends you care about.
Now sending to afj, who's looking for WWII books to teach her class, as soon as I receive her address.
Now sending to afj, who's looking for WWII books to teach her class, as soon as I receive her address.
Journal Entry 6 by afj at Little Free Library in Chapel Hill, North Carolina USA on Saturday, July 26, 2014
Released 9 yrs ago (7/26/2014 UTC) at Little Free Library in Chapel Hill, North Carolina USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
To celebrate my 40th year, I am releasing 40 copies of books that have been important to me in some way. I left this one in the Little Free Library box near The Bookshop on Franklin Street.
