All the Light We Cannot See, Chapters 19-36, Grades 9-10

In Chapters 19-36 of 'All the Light We Cannot See' by Anthony Doerr, the plot begins to thicken, and the characters' paths start to intertwine in unexpected ways. As you read these chapters, focus on the development of the characters, the evolving themes, and the significance of the choices made by the characters. Pay special attention to how the author develops the theme of hope amidst adversity.

What significant choices do Marie-Laure and Werner make in these chapters, and what do these choices reveal about their characters?

How does the author develop the theme of hope in these chapters? Provide examples from the text.

Examine how the author uses the setting to enhance the narrative. How do specific locations contribute to the story's mood and themes?

Analyze the role of the radio in these chapters. How does it connect characters and themes within the story?

Discuss how the author uses the perspectives of different characters to create a deeper understanding of the war's impact. How does this technique affect your perception of the characters and their decisions?