"The Book Thief" has its moments of brilliance, thanks in large part to an adept cast. But the movie about a girl adopted by a German couple during World War II also crystallizes the perils of ...

Markus Zusak’s seminal novel “The Book Thief” is a potent work of Holocaust fiction for young adults that should be read alongside “The Diary of Anne Frank” and Elie Wiesel’s “Night.” ...

The Book Thief is a sleek production that is often treacly and strangely dull — the antithesis of what a wartime drama should be.

Narrated, like the international best-seller upon which it is based, by Death (Roger Allam), “The Book Thief” has been derided as Holocaust kitsch by some. But I dare you not to be swept up in ...

Children take on the hardships of living in Nazi Germany in "The Book Thief." Everett Collection Sort of a young-adult version of “The Reader,’’ the low-key, English-language coming-of-age ...

"When you adapt for a different format, there are changes that have ... Everyone put down The Book Thief. "It is a story that sticks with people," Picoult says. "It's one of those books that ...

declare the ads for the new 20th Century Fox literary adaptation of The Book Thief. Both of these movies are indeed rarities in today’s marketplace; they are films for adults, adapted from best ...

"A last note from your narrator: I am haunted by humans." Meaning of the last line The last line of "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak, "A last note from your narrator: I am haunted by humans ...