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Summary Of The Book Thief By Shiki

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There was one child that were all alone since he was a kid. This kid is Shiki. He was born in a rich family full of noble wizards. All of his siblings were packed full of magic powers. While, he barely has enough magic to cast an offensive spell. Thus, all of his family members pay insufficient attention to him. All of his siblings thinks he's a weakling among them. As a result, Shiki decided to leave his family house and decided to live in the forest. One day, Shiki decided he was going to collect mushroom in the forest. While collecting mushrooms, Shiki encountered a female fairy who has injured wing and cannot fly. He decided to take her home and treat her injuries. Shiki has read a lot of book about magic that includes healing.Upon the completion of the healing healing spell that has been casted,Shiki decided to go prepare food for lunch using the ingredients he brought back from the forest.With a lot of experience of cooking, he has made yet another delicious mushroom stew but this time he made two of them.Without hesitation, Shiki leaves the hot soup on the drawer beside the bed. …show more content…

"I thought I died in the forest." she begins to check if theres any wound left behind and then looked at shiki who was sitting at his desk reading a book shiki looked at her "w...wwhat have you done to me..?" Shiki was sitting there dumbfounded and told her. "Don't worry, I found you collapsed in the forest with broken wings so I took you here to heal it" She checks her wings to see them completely fine and asked "W..why would you save someone like me.." Shiki replied "Well,every life forms has their own value and their loved one" "And I don't have neither of those since I was always weak and alone when i was a kid" "My family neglected me so I ran away" She sees herself on Shiki and felt the same on how he

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