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Sometimes we fail at our humanity. And when such times are over, we can't wrap our minds around what has happened, how it has gone this far, how the blazing hells we allowed things to happen the way they have.
Living through such times is no easy walk, it's like wading through unending land with no sunshine. no respite from the elements, no comfort or familiarity, no nothing. This is a book set in such times.
I can't believe I've only just got to reading it. I mean, it's been idling on my bookshe ...more
Living through such times is no easy walk, it's like wading through unending land with no sunshine. no respite from the elements, no comfort or familiarity, no nothing. This is a book set in such times.
I can't believe I've only just got to reading it. I mean, it's been idling on my bookshe ...more
Jun 24, 2013
Audrey
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it was ok
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If you like heart-wrenching drama with German swearing, this is for you. Personally, this reminded me why I'm not crazy about dramas in general. This is yet another one that falls in the everybody-dies-the-end-ha-ha-ha category.
The narrator is Death. I spent much of the novel debating whether this was artsy or just came across as contrived and affected. I've decided it works okay but will annoy many readers.
The book is a series of little episodes. So it felt like watching a TV series where thing ...more
The narrator is Death. I spent much of the novel debating whether this was artsy or just came across as contrived and affected. I've decided it works okay but will annoy many readers.
The book is a series of little episodes. So it felt like watching a TV series where thing ...more
This was such a brilliant book, that I can't comprehend it still. I loved this books so much, but I promise I'll never, ever, read it again (Though the brilliance of could reel me in again).
This book broke my heart. The brilliance of the prose and the metaphor Zusak uses made it easier for me to live in the story, and harder to get out of as soon as I was done.
This is a book that takes place during the second World War, in Germany, where there are Germans, Jews, and death. The whole concept of h ...more
This book broke my heart. The brilliance of the prose and the metaphor Zusak uses made it easier for me to live in the story, and harder to get out of as soon as I was done.
This is a book that takes place during the second World War, in Germany, where there are Germans, Jews, and death. The whole concept of h ...more
Sorry I saw the movie before reading the book. I listened to this on audio. I felt the movie was very true to the book. The book was a bit drawn out. I did not cry as I knew what was going to happen. Would recommend to anyone who likes historical fiction about WWII.
Great book, but it dragged on.
Dec 14, 2012
Nikki
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Aug 21, 2013
Gail
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Oct 05, 2013
Sassy Sarah Reads
marked it as own-tbr
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Dec 28, 2013
Victoria (RedsCat)
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it was amazing
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Jun 26, 2014
Derya Y.
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Aug 13, 2014
Christiana
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Aug 14, 2016
Kathleen
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