The Giver

The Giver One day a dog named Lucky was walking around his neighborhood looking to give help to the ones that need it. Lucky was a giver he as always, loved to give to fellow animals, he would go to the forest to pick out fruits to give to small animals that couldn’t go for them self’s because it was dangerous. So One that day Lucky walked into Old Lady Eve, she was an old cat that lived next to Lucky. When Lucky talked to her she asked “oh Lucky would you be a good boy and go and fetch me some…

With the touch of the Givers hands on Jonas’s back he was no longer on the bed, but waking up to swirling grey- ash air giving him an unwanted hug. Jonas was puzzled and confused as the house felt uncomfortably hot. Then Jonas recognised the hot bickering flames. Quickly, the steaming fire was rushing towards him like it was ready for a next victim. His eyes were bulging and an indescribable shade of white took over his face. Water dripped from his hands and he could hear a pounding sensation…

31% of Pediatrics have killed Infants using euthanasia and over 550 babies born with disabilities have been killed by euthanasia. Release is another word for Euthanasia in a book by Lois Lowry called, The Giver. In this book, it talks about a kid named Jonas who lives in a Utopia where they are taught to “release” people when they are a twin, too light when born, or old. Jonas learns the truth about release when he starts to learn about the past that the community has taken from them. He soon…

Society without emotions, colors and climate changes.Then you are introduced to new memories with love, colors, pain, etc. Suddenly things turn up side down, your whole world changes, you feel new emotions. Could you survive in this society? The Giver is based on a community with a society that says no to lies. Unfortunately Jonas’ job is to lie. He lies about his daily memories which includes happiness, colors, pain and the meaning of being “released”. First, the story starts with an…

In the novel The Giver, memories are the source of wisdom and pain. The society created by the elders, which lived in the old world, where there was chaos and agony. It's a supposed utopia. Everything is fair, everyone has the same education, family members, same life. There is no chaos or disease, it's “perfect.” Knowing what caused the other world to end in a dystopia, is how the elders managed to never do that again, But is it okay to erase all those memories counting the good ones? This is…

make now can affect us both in positive and negative ways. It’s important that we have choices to explore every possibility that we can. If we didn’t have choice, everyone would look the same, act the same, and have the same things, just like in The Giver. Individuality allows people to discover themselves and without it, the world would seem like a monotone mass of people instead of a bright and colorful planet. One of the choices I make is the music I listen to. I love hearing different…

In the novel, The Giver a controlled thing is called "sameness". It keeps the community from many dangerous things but also holds the community from having many things they should have like weather changes. Sameness chooses for the people like spouses and families. They're supposed to be a perfect community but they hold many secrets and lies from the community. It doesn't allow people to choose their job but the committee study kids as they grow, and they usually get a perfect job for what you…

At the moment, the book I am reading is The Giver. I have no idea if it is at my level, but it seems to be pretty simple to read, not many complicated words. What I do well is keeping track on what happens in the book, inferencing and predicting, making connections, getting my points, and especially asking questions and wondering. When it comes to what I struggle with, I really don’t read often when I should. Also, I tend to wander off in the middle of book, which makes me go back and reread the…

All the good has to come with the bad…right? Jonas had always been part of sameness in The Giver while thinking everything was meant to be the same when in reality he learns being the same is not exactly all that it is pumped up to be.. Sameness has its ups and downs for example a down would be that everything would be boring with no way to express yourself while an up would be that people feel safe but the thing is safety worth your identity. I believe sameness is unimportant for everyone that…

communities, ones like Jonas shouldn't have sameness because it can cause everything to be the same; Just black and white. A community should not have sameness. One reason is that people should be able to make their own decisions. According to The Giver, it said, in the community people cannot choose their spouse. Another evidence is, citizens in the community cannot choose their jobs, and they are chosen by the Committee of Elders. Secondly, people in Jonas's community should have feelings…