"Death"

I think having Death as a narrator does not really make any much of a difference than having a different narrator. He doesn't make himself stick out like any different than a regular narrator. If you were to read this book without reading the prologue, you wouldn't be able to tell that Death is telling the story. Sometimes while I am reading, I forget that he's the one that is narrating, because he doesn't make himself sound any different. The only time he sticks out as a narrator is when he is telling about himself in the prologue and when he tells about Liesel in the beginning. I am sure though maybe throughout the rest of the book, he will make himself stand out as Death. I feel like maybe he will only bring himself out as a character only when he sees Leisel the three times he says he sees her. Other than that he just sounds like a normal narrator telling about Liesel's life. The feelings and emotions i have about Death are that he is just a thing that comes and takes people's souls, he doesn't really care about anything other than taking peoples souls but when it comes to Liesel, for some reason, he's different.