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1. Choose 2 themes of dystopia (find these on your one-pager instructions). For each, write a detailed explanation of how your novel fits this element.

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1. Choose 2 themes of dystopia (find these on your one-pager instructions). For each, write a detailed explanation of how your novel fits this element.

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2. Use the draw tool or upload images to visually represent 5-10 main events of the novel. Write a caption for each post.

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2. Use the draw tool or upload images to visually represent 5-10 main events of the novel. Write a caption for each post.

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Post each of these as a separate box, so this will result in 5 boxes for number 3. Please place them in order when you're finished (or number then chronologically).

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4. What made this novel fun for you to read (or vice versa) if you did not enjoy it? Provide details and examples that prove your knowledge of the novel.

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4. What made this novel fun for you to read (or vice versa) if you did not enjoy it? Provide details and examples that prove your knowledge of the novel.

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5. Who would you recommend this novel to, specifically, and why? Again, provide details that prove your knowledge of the novel.

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5. Who would you recommend this novel to, specifically, and why? Again, provide details that prove your knowledge of the novel.

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"I would recommend this to anyone who likes adventure" or "I would recommend it to anyone who likes dystopian novels" or "I recommend it to teen readers" DO NOT provide details.

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6. Imagine you are a reporter interviewing your protagonist about the events of the novel. List 3 questions you would ask him/her and explain why you'd ask each question.

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6. Imagine you are a reporter interviewing your protagonist about the events of the novel. List 3 questions you would ask him/her and explain why you'd ask each question.

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7. Where to now? Write a paragraph to explain what would you like to happen to the characters after the novel ends?

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7. Where to now? Write a paragraph to explain what would you like to happen to the characters after the novel ends?

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WHEN HE LEAVES THE FARM

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When the administrator has complete control over the kids. When the kids got taken inside the limo and to the non safe place

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WHEN HE GOT TO THE CITY

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By the farm

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HE MEETS KIT

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The safe house

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In a abandoned city

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A control room

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When devin and Kit are in the limo

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GO TO THE PLACE

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WHEN MEGS LIT THE HOME UP AND ESCAPE

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Well that I found out that Devin had escape with others but the best thing was that Meggs lit the house on fire

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The One Safe Place fits in propaganda or control and adventure. It fits in adventure because when Devin left the farm to find the city his grandpa told him about, when Kit and Devin went to the home, and when Devin and Kit left the home after turning the lazers off on the post so they had an escape route. When they get to the home that's where we see propaganda or control show up. I see more control than anything in this novel. It fits that element because of how things are ran and how the children are treated there.

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BC HE IS A COUNTRY BOY

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I would ask Devin how bad or good the safe place was?

Why didn't you hit Mrs. Babbage with the brick?

Who set the house on fire after you guys escaped? Well I need to know because its part of my job.

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Jackson Finley, bc he is like me he would get how Diven think. Like don't know anything.

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My older brother Jai because it's really interesting that they got put in a safe place even tho it ain't safe so Devin a Kit made new friends there but before all of that Devins grandad died so he went to a city and after that they made a new plan for escaping the house so when they made the plan they were succeeded and kit burned the place down and went back to the farm were Devin and his friends started to rebuild the place and that's were Devin started from the beginning

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Devin leaving the farm to find the city.

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Devin hiding in the city.

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Do you like farming? (I am a farmer)

Where did you learn that you can have oddish pets at? (bc I have a pet cow)

Was there any animals at the farm bc you let them all out. (bc I know that some animals know where there home is.)

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Abandoned city where Devin and Kit stayed on a roof.

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Strat a new life with out anybody controlling them so that they can rebuild the farm to make it better and so that Devin can have more people to help him with the farm.

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The One Safe Place

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The safe place on fire from Megs.

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What made the novel fun to read was the amount of action they put into the novel. Also the amount of attention grabs it throws out at you to keep you hooked. like when Devin had to set out for the city, Devin meeting Kit, when they met Roman, at the safe place, and everything that they throw at you in the novel. I would say the ending of the book in chapter 26 from page 276-295 is the most attention grabbing too me.

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I would like them to fine cows and take it to a 50 cow dairy.

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I would recommend this book to students freshman and up. I don't believe this novel is for middle school student with how many serious situations are in this novel. It's for more mature students/people.

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1) Do you wish you didn't leave the farm?

(Because why wouldn't he just stat and do what he was able too.)

2) Why did you give the boy your locket of your grandparents?

( Because he didn't have to give it away.)

3) Why did you trust going to the home (safe place)?

( Because they could have stayed in the city on the streets surviving on their own.)

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I want them to get to the farm and live out a happy life all together. They deserve it because of all they've be through at the safe place. Grow up and forget about the safe place they once knew but would forget.