Rudy did leave for that school. Liesel did promise to kiss him if he only he returns. Not very long afterward, Molching suffered and Death was busier than ever. The book thief, however, survived and the boy with hair the color of a lemon returned years later to claim what was his: her promise of a kiss.

Liesel and Rudy as teenagers. Continued from The Anarchist's Collection (Pg. 452) Includes offensive content like rape/racism, sexual content etc. Warning: The story is dark/disturbing at some parts! UPDATED 2/26/18

Disney Princess style, when Liesel kisses Rudy, he wakes up (a lot more serious than that though).

Una tradición nueva navideña. Con pj OC. Reto IFictober de Retos Randoms de Randoms Fandoms. Día 28: Frío

Liesel con la ayuda de Max, descubre que las palabras pueden tener un significado especial. Reto IFictober de Retos Randoms de Randoms Fandoms. Día 22: Palabra.

Liesel escribe un libro sobre Rudy. Drabble para el reto IFictober de Retos Randoms de Randoms Fandoms. Día 11: Libro

[Traduction] "La Seconde Guerre Mondiale, comme vous l'appelez. Une tentative vaine pour essayer de la faire voir sous un jour honorable. Elle n'a rien d'honorable. Pas vraiment." Traduction de "Made of dust and imagination" par Marvelgeek42.

Liesel is living with Alex Steiner and Max comes back to find her. What will happen when theyre finally together again with a very confused Alex Steiner?

What happens to Liesel's mother at the beginning of the Book Thief? And why did Liesel end up at Himmel Street? Read this story to find the answers.

English poem I wrote about Ilsa. Thought I would post it because why not. Enjoy

Smut! Rudy goes to the elite Nazi training camp and Liesel is left alone for the summer, with nothing to do. Naturally, she spends every waking moment in the basement with our fave resident jew but what if he needs a little privacy every now and again?

Max and Walter's journey to a happy ending will be difficult. Everyone else's happy ending won't always be so happy.

Desperate times call for desperate measures, but maybe that was exactly what she needed...

We all know Liesel's story but what about her mother's? This is my take on how Liesel came to Himmel Street through her mother's pov.

Liesel's family is dead, but Rudy Steiner is not. (Because I couldn't handle what's canon and I wanted that boy to live so goddamn much.)

World War Two, you call it. It is a vain attempt to try and make it sound honorable. It isn't. Not really. [link to French translation on profile]

As Death, I am universal. I am everywhere and I collect everyone. Some people I collect sooner or later, depending on which world we are speaking of. Most of the time, that difference is minimal, a year or two, but others spent decades more or less on this planet.

What if Rudy Steiner had gone off to another school? A brief AU in which Rudy lives and it changes everything. Oneshot.

Did you honestly believe Rudy would stay dead?

The word tumbles out, dry, unused, and feeble - but it is still said and felt through every inch of her body - and for once, it fills her heart too.

[Os] Liesel n'est plus qu'un fantôme, qui vit au travers des choses, erre dans une vie qu'elle ne considère plus comme étant la sienne. Du moins, jusqu'à ce que quelqu'un la voit, telle qu'elle est, vivante

Random one-shot I wanted to write about Rudy and Liesel when they meet again once they're dead (is that morbid? I don't want it to be but... I don't think so)

Ten years after the Himmel Street bombing, Rudy and Max work to find and reunite with Liesel, who is now a school teacher. (This is how life would have turned out if Rudy had attended the Hitler Youth school.)

A little poem about Liesel after the bombing. I wrote it quickly, so it may not be very good.

The Book Thief. A story about how Max brought the words to Liesel, and about their friendship. (NOT Max x Liesel).