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It might be hard to go through life without experiencing some of those things.

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Why can they only do one memory at a time instead of doing a few.

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So the people have a better understanding of the book and the community.

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How did the author come up with the story?

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How come they don't let the community only keep   the good memories and keep the bad out

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How does the giver gives Jonas memories from the past that the other citizens don't have?

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It would be really strange to live the way the community lives.

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Why does Jonas have to be the receiver of memory?

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This is a really long book full of surprises
Why did they do this
OH THAT'S THE SLED FROM THE BEGGINING
because she knows how to do a good plot

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Would it be better if Jonas was the receiver of memory and not the old man?

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I think my epiphany was when Jonas began to see how the world was, it made me realize that the struggles people have are important.

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The piono scene made it emotional

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why is the leader so mean

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Is there more than one community?

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She gives us information little by little allowing us to infer and interpret the world; in other words, she doesn’t treat the audience like they’re idiots.

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When he saw the color red

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Because it’s a whole different world than we live in

Saying what they can and can’t do

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That was cool cause like Jonas left and sacrificed himself for the community

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Because the story wouldn’t be as exciting if we didn’t know how much the community doesn’t know about their past and how gray there world is. She explains it by telling us about some of the people, the pills, and the memories Jonas gets from the giver.

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Do they have the same laws?

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The thought that I had was did the giver give his daughter the memory’s to

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One thought that I had was that it was weird that families could only have two kids a boy and a girl.

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Why didn’t the first giver do this?

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Is there another movie

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There is more than one book!

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How can they hide from the whole world

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I loved the piano part it was so sad

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The first time he felt pain

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She was building suspense. She reveals the details through the giver.

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She toke here time because she wanted to be prefect

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She took her time because she wants them to be into the book and she reveals it by Jonas and how he expecting it

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How does gathering blue do anything with the giver?

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A question that I had was how could everyone not see color and how could Jonas be the only one to see color?

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When Jonas sorta admits likes Fiona. I was like” I knew it”

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So we stay interested
She doesn’t explain the true origins or things of the community

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So we can understand what a utopia community  compare differ society.
With Jonas as the   Receiver

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Why no colors? colors shouldn’t effect the community

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What events happened to lead up to the community being like it is.

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who is at the cabin

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she’s scared

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An “aha” moment that I had was when we found out that Jonas can give Gabriel memories too.

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An “aha” moment I had was when we found out that Jonas could give Gabriel memories too.

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I think that Asher is going to become powerful and save everyone living in the community

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Why did they start there Litle city?

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Is there a 2nd one?

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What do the pills they have to take have in them and can it hurt them?

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She slowly tells them.

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Why is the community so dependent on the resever

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Jonas really trusts the giver

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1.) think she takes her time so the book has more suspense and it leaves the reader thinking.
2.) slowly throughout the book

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When Jonas sees his father release the smaller of the twins

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The ending of the book

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To keep us interested in the book so we keep on reading to find out more.
Telling the things that they can and cannot do and how things are ran in the community

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How was Jonas so brave?

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Where was Elswhere located in their civilization. Because it took Jonas like the whole book too find it.

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I agree with Sydnee in A2 on this one. It was really cool when Jonas started figuring stuff out towards the end.

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1. Too give you enough information on what is going on.
2. She reveals the details by giving you a little information at a time throughout the book, so that helped.

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Again my aha moment was when Jonas wasn't confused anymore and he started figuring things out.

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The government is messed up.

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How old is Jonas by the end of the book?

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The very end with the sled

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To make us think about it. She reveals them by sensory details but not straight up saying it.

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This is hollow.

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Why did they have to skip Jonas.

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When he sees all the colors.

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Well it gives the book more stories/meaning. Some ways is when Jonas describes, or discovered things.

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I thought it was weird that everyone Acted robot like

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When Jonas was the only was able to see color

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1 she takes her time so the book is interesting
2 she reveals details along the book not all at once

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What is the technology they have that allows them to eliminate emotions

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What caused the government to go into this dystopia

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When Jonas left the city I knew it was gonna happen