Wolf Hall Cast, The Book Thief and Little Women Book Reviews

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The novel by English author Hillary Mantel is "Wolf Hall". It is named after the family of Wolfhall Wolfshire, published by Fourth Estate. Written between 1500 and 1535.

Wolf Hall is a sympathetic and imaginative journey. It records the rapid rise of Cromwell until the death of Sir Tom Moore. The novel won the National Book Critics Circle and the Man Booker Prize.

In 2012, it was included in the list of "Top 10 Historical Novels". The list was made by The Observer. The book is the first in the trilogy and the last of the trilogy in 2012 was Mirror and Light (2020), covering the last four years of Cromwell's life.

Cromwell Roger was born into a working-class family with no position or name. He gradually became the chief adviser to Cardinal Thomas Olsi.

He survived Grace's downfall by grace to eventually take his place as the most powerful of Henry's ministers. He turned the corner of English history. Because Catherine asserted her authority over Henry Aragon to annul her marriage.

Bolen was married to Ann, separated from Rome. He founded the independence of the Church of England. The novel revisits historical and literary documents.

The Book Thief Book Review

The famous novel "The Book Thief" is based on the German civil and social context of World War II. Liezel Meminger and her brother were taken by their mother to be handed over and adopted by Foster Care authorities.

Liezel Meminger is the central character in the novel. But on the way, Liezel's younger brother died of starvation and cold. This incident hurts little Liezlett. He was only eleven years old then.

He received a book from his younger brother as a last resort. While digging his grave, it accidentally came to Liezel. This is how the first book theft happened.

Liezel did not know how to read or write at the time, but "The Gravedigger's Handbook" was an invaluable asset to him. Liezel was first educated by her foster father, Hans Huberman. He taught her to read and write with great care and love.

Liezel is constantly getting acquainted with new words through the dictionary size on the walls of the basement. In this way, his greed and addiction towards books kept on increasing.

As a result, out of love for books, he became involved in book theft several more times. The mayor's wife, Elsa, played a key role in the book's beginning. Because he has a huge library, where he allowed Liezel to read books.

Another Jewish young man named Max plays a special role. When the extermination of the Jews begins, Liz's foster father Hans gives Max a chance to hide to protect his dead friend's request.

Liezel is familiar with the words Hitler, Nazi, Communism. He learned that his parents had been abducted by German forces claiming to be communists.

Liezel learns from books and the people around her how powerful a word can be. A word can be as ugly as it is beautiful. The Book Thief provides an opportunity to view the battlefields of World War II from a humanitarian and conscious German perspective.

The story of a few pages towards the end of the book is very tragic which can make the reader muddy. The book contains descriptions of death throughout the place. The book "The Book Thief" is recommended for readers of all ages. The book teaches a lot.

Little Women Book Review

The novel, written by American fiction writer Luiza May Alcott, is called "Little Women". The novel is published in two volumes. Alcott quickly finished writing the novel in a matter of months, at the request of the publisher.

The novel tells the story of four girls who turn from childhood into adult women. Their names are Meg, Beth, Joe, Amy. The novel is inspired by the life of the author herself and her three sisters.

Alcott wrote two more episodes of this popular novel. Her sisters were the two novels Little Men in 1871 and Jose Boys in 1886. So far, the novel has been filmed five times in total. The first of the two silent editions were released in 1917 and the second was published in 1918.

The first talking version, directed by George Quaker, was the 1933 edition, starring Katherine Hepburn. The second edition came in 1949. It is directed by Marvin Leroy. Starring Jun Allison, Elizabeth Taylor, Peter Lawford.

Directed by Gillian Armstrong in the 1994 edition. Download the book for free to read the famous novel.