Kendal answers â€�"The sun-- looks like a pat of softened...â€� â€� The Book Thief Q&A

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"The sun-- looks like a pat of softened butter-- melting-- into a warm, creamy mashed-potatoes cloud-- in the middle of a bottomless powder-blue bowl." This is another way I'd describe the sky in my own words at times...what about you? How would you explain the skyâ€™s appearance to someone, like how Max asked Liesel to creatively express it in her own words?

Kendal I really like your unique way of describing the sky. There is a thousand different ways to describe the sky, and some descriptions fit for different dâ€¦m´Ç°ù±ðI really like your unique way of describing the sky. There is a thousand different ways to describe the sky, and some descriptions fit for different days. However, on a nice summer day the sky is an endless empty space. The color is a rich painful blue that lights up the day. The only thing visible in the sky other than the blue is the thriving sun, no white clouds. (less)

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