Set in Nazi Germany and narrated by Death, “The Book Thief” isn’t your typical young adult movie. That’s why Fox is rolling it out in just four theaters – two in New York and two in L.A ...

Death won’t stop talking in “The Book Thief.” It verges on creepy to hear middle-aged Death (voiced by British stage actor Roger Allam) explain how special he knew young Liesel (Sophie ...

The beloved 2006 international best-seller “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak instead relies on the past — the not-so-distant, painful era of Nazi Germany. The story is told by Death ...

Mark Zusak's novel, The Book Thief, is narrated by Death, a synesthete who tastes colors. Synesthesia is a benign neurological condition where the physical senses overlap. Sensory systems are well ...

Meaning of the last line The last line of "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak ... central themes and motifs of the novel. In the book, Death serves as the narrator, providing a unique perspective ...

See video: Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson Raise a Book Worm in Nazi Germany in ‘The Book Thief’ Trailer. Death comes knocking early in “The Book Thief,” when Liesel’s younger brother dies ...

Zusak says he never expected “The Book Thief” to be turned into a film. “You sign up, but everyone tells you it’ll never get made,” says the 38-year-old Australian author.

The beloved 2006 international best-seller ‘The Book Thief’ by Markus Zusak instead relies on the past – the not-so-distant, painful era of Nazi Germany. The story is told by Death ...