The author, Lois Lowry, was trying to relay a strong message in this book to make her readers think. "Think reader what life would be like without diversity and differences." She achieved this purpose with me. Cause in reading this book, I started to wonder how I would be if I lived in this world. I realized I would hate this way of life. Where everything was sameness and too perfect. Sometimes when we have differences, some good some bad. It makes the world more interesting. I feel her writing is effective cause it made you feel. You could feel sad, or anxious, or scared, but it made you feel. An example would be, when the Giver lets Jonas feel snow on his face, this made me feel happy for Jonas, cause I know how I feel when snow is on my face. Also when Jonas sees his father release the twin it made me sad.
The strength of this book is that you see differences in two different worlds and you come to learn some valuable lessons about our world. Some weaknesses would be that the book tends to be a bit scary at times. I did find this book to e very interesting. It was interesting to see a life different from ours where everyone is in such a perfect society that the all have certain jobs by 12. That families only have a mom and dad and two kids. I would recommend this book to others so they can read it and learn to appreciate our world for all the good and evil.
I believe this novel was made for us to realize that our thoughts and memories are
The Giver is a wonderful book! Lois Lowry skillfully crafted an intriguing and profoundly thoughtful story. She subtly creates an uneasy feeling that something is wrong with this "perfect world." The Community's advisers intend to establish security within Utopian society, but they really establish a stifling dystopia. To protect people from the risks of making poor or wrong decisions in life, the advisers plan and dictate the lives of the people. In effect, the citizens have no freedom of choice;…
Community function as a cohesive unit, each member is assigned a position in society. When Jonas turns twelve, the Community selects him to be the new "Receiver of Memories." Only the "Giver" knows the truth and memories of the past, and now he must pass these memories on to Jonas. The Giver is a wonderful book. Lois Lowry skillfully crafted an intriguing and profoundly thoughtful story. She subtly creates an uneasy feeling that something is wrong with this "perfect world." The Community's…
The Giver A.I.G Project Ehi Audu 11/5/14 Mrs. Blue 1st period 5. Assignments Abby Lopez is energetic, most of the time happy, humorous, and has a cheerful disposition. I think a good assignment for Abby will be Recreation Director. Abby is very energetic, and I think that Recreation Directors should be energetic, happy, humorous, and they should have a cheerful disposition. Abby has all these special characteristics, and will be an excellent Recreation Director…
Sorry about the sentences, it happened after i pasted it into Yahoo. The Giver Essay Reading/Literacy Ever since the inception of Lois Lowry’s award winning children’s book, The Giver, there has been several controversial claims over it being a Dystopian or Utopian novel. In order to formulate a conclusion, the definition of the words “Dystopian” and “Utopian” need to be comprehended. A civilization without war, famine, illness, or hatred or any other society flaws, is considered…
The Giver, a book written by Lois Lowry takes place in a seemingly perfect world where the main character Jonas lives in. It is a perfect world, without any hunger or overpopulation or violence, but when he's assigned the unique job of Receiver of Memories he begins to understand many things that have been sacrificed for his perfect world, such as love, choice, independence and adventure. Jonas and the previous Receiver of Memories, known as The Giver, make a plan that will return the world to a…
Amanda Condon Sociology Phase III- “The Giver” by Lois Lowry Society is defined as a complex patter of social relationships that is bounded in space and persist over time or people who interact in a defined territory and share culture. The Giver is a science fiction book that was written by Lois Lowry and published in 1993. The setting is in the future where the society seems to be idealistic in the sense of there being no crime or monetary values that cause conflicts within the society itself…
The Giver I chose to do a poster for the creative part of our assignment on the book The Giver. I chose a poster because I thought it would be the easiest way to get my point across on my thoughts of the book. The book is based around a boy named Jonas. Jonas is the protagonist in the book and the elders are the antagonists in the book. Jonas is 11 years old and is going to get given his job at the ceremony of 12. One of Jonas' problems is that he is nervous about what job he will be assigned…
The Giver Dystopian Society Essay Ever since Lois Lowry’s award winning children’s book, The Giver, there have been several different claims over it being a dystopian or utopian novel. In order to make a conclusion, the definition of the words “dystopian” and “utopian” need to be comprehended. A civilization without war, famine, illness, or hatred or any other society flaws, is considered a utopia. The members of this social order are nice and are in a state of perpetual bliss…
The Giver/Lois Lowery The story is about a controlled community sometime in the future. The communities of this society all have an Elder that governs them. The Elder is similar to a mayor of a city. Absolutely everything in the community is controlled. The people cannot make choices. Everyone is assigned a life job. No one knows about feelings and emotions such as love, pain, hot, cold, death or war. There are no differences in seasons such as snowy winters, or icy roads. There is no…
Lack of hope Hopelessness can mean many different things for different people. For the movie Children of Men and the book The Giver hopelessness is being unable to completely protect the ones that Jonas and Theo care for. Since Jonas is unable to get Gabe to safety and Theo dies leaving Kee alone with no one to trust, both Children of Men and The Giver have a feeling of hopelessness at the end. Knowledge or lack of was Jonas’s downfall. The community provided every little thing that a person could…