At age 9, Liesel is illiterate, and the first book she learns to read is a manual about grave digging. Read an in-depth analysis of Rudy Steiner.
Learning to read brings Liesel closer to the understanding that Hitler's propaganda is the root of his power and the reason why her mother, father, and brother are dead. Lisel disliked Rosa, partly due to Rosa’s rudeness and cruelness. At first Liesel doesn’t like her foster parents, but Hans wins her over by teaching her to roll cigarettes for him. Slowly, Liesel adjusts to her new life, though she is plagued by nightmares of her dead brother. She meets and befriends a neighborhood boy named Rudy, who worships the American athlete Jesse Owens and constantly pesters Liesel to kiss him. In four years, Liesel will be writing her own book. and then Hans discovers that Liesel doesn’t know how to read, he begins teaching her the alphabet, and together they make their way through the book Liesel stole from the gravedigger.
Contrary to Rosa, Hans charmed Lisel by teaching her how to roll cigarettes, and by being nice and caring to her. Words and books give Liesel a new power of understanding and expression. They buried him and Liesel steals a book from one of the grave diggers. When Liesel Meminger arrives to her foster parent's house, The Hubermans she feels lonely, because she does not have anyone with her, but soon she becomes close to Hans, her foster dad. Some of the ways Hans gains Liesel's trust is by; teaching her how to roll cigarettes, doesn't get her in trouble for hiding or stealing books, teaches her how to read and, write. On several nights, Lisel, still traumatized by her brother’s death, gets nightmares frequently. In it she will write about how Hans teaches her to read. Read an in-depth analysis of Liesel Meminger. Lisel meets Hans and Rosa Hubermann, her foster parents. Read an in-depth analysis of Max Vandenburg. Hans reads the title out loud: The Grave Digger's Handbook. Read an in-depth analysis of Hans Hubermann. Over the course of the novel, she befriends Max, the Jew who arrives to hide from the Nazis in the Hubermanns' basement, and falls in love with Rudy Steiner, her best friend.
Liesel is traumatized by her brother's death, but Hans proves to be a calming foster father; with his help, she learns to read and soon finds comfort in the written word. Liesel her mother and Werner her brother are traveling to Munich where Werner died due to Ill health . She meets and befriends a neighborhood boy named Rudy. Before they begin, Hans asks her why … He asks Liesel if she wants to read it, and she says she does.
They both went to Molching where Liesel will be raised by foster parents , Hans and Rosa .Hans wins her by teaching her to roll cigarettes.Liesel meets and befriends a neighborhood boy named Rudy . Hans befriends Liesel by teaching her to Whistle Play the accordion Paint houses Roll his cigarettes.