# Markus Zusak

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Jodi Picoult on Banned Books, Buried Truths, and the Story Behind Hollow Bones

Description: Jodi Picoult is back, and she brought her thirtieth novel with her. If you have been in a book club at any point in the last thirty years, you know the name. Forty million copies in print. Thirty four languages. And, as of this year, the fourth most banned author in America, which Jen …

The Bookish Dinner Party Nobody Asked For | A Very Questionable Guest List

We’re building the bookish dinner party nobody asked for, and the guest list gets questionable fast.In this episode, we each draft our dream fictional dinner guests, build the seating chart, and try to predict what happens when some of our favorite book characters are all stuck at the same table.We…

Fortune and Glass by John Mutter | Love, Politics & the Fragility of Freedom

This week on Lit with Lara Ashley, Lara dives into an early review of Fortune and Glass by John Mutter: a historical literary novel blending espionage, political unrest, and a layered love story set during the rise of Nazi Germany in the 1930s and 1940s. In this episode, Lara discusses: 1. The emo…

Bridge of Clay Audiobook by Markus Zusak

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Bridge of ClayCategories: Coming of Age, Family, FictionAuthor: Markus ZusakNarrator: Markus ZusakPublisher: Macmillan Australia AudioRelease date: 12-07-2018Language: EnglishSummary:From the author of the no.1 New York Times bes…

On Kristina Olsson's Shell, Markus Zusak's Bridge of Clay and Prayaag Akbar's Leila

Kate and Cassie talk books with novelist Suzanne Leal and translator and memoirist Vicki Laveau-Harvie. Kristina Olsson's reimagining of the building of the Sydney Opera House (Shell), Markus Zusak's ramshackle family story (Bridge of Clay) and Prayaag Akbar's dystopian tale of 'purity' (Leila).

For the Sake of Laughing

September: On Friendship and Connection September 24 The laughter and silliness shared with my friends was fun and goofy, and while, to a degree, these friendships served to help me through some of the toughest times I had growing up, I also laughed and goofed around for the sake of laughing and go…

Can Words Save/Destroy Us? | The Book Thief

Justin explores The Book Thief by Markus Zusak and examines how words can become weapons of hatred and manipulation or sources of comfort, friendship, and resistance.