We read The Book Thief in my high school book discussion group and the
students loved it. It was also taught in our 10th grade English classes.
I would highly recommend it for young adults.
Joyce
On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Paula Sandfelder ps...@bellsouth.netwrote:
Friends,
Friends,
Now that the book Book Thief is a movie, I have a question for school
librarians. Do you think the book is appropriate for children? I asked
this question of the author when the book first came out. He responded that
that was not his intention, but that it was marketed that way in
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Asunto: [ha-Safran] Book Thief
Friends,
Now that the book Book Thief is a movie, I have a question for school
librarians. Do you think the book is appropriate for children? I asked this
question of the author when the book first came out. He responded
, Jan 16, 2014 11:52 am
Subject: [ha-Safran] Book Thief
Friends,
Now that the book “Book Thief” is a movie, I havea question for school
librarians. Do you think the book is appropriatefor children? I asked this
question of the author when the book firstcame out. He responded
To: Paula Sandfelder; hasaf...@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu
Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Book Thief
I classify and shelve it with the adult fiction, which is what its author
intended.
My understanding is that American publishers us the YA designation for
marketing, and any book whose main character
Paula,
First let me tell you that I was delighted to see your name on Hasafran. Most
of our YA books collect dust on the shelves. When I moved it to the adult
section not even one copy stayed on the shelf. I can imagine how Toby felt when
parents read it to their 3rd-4th grade mature children.
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