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This is what comes to mind when he heard sounds of signing from vast distances.

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When we escape our homes for the winter season, it's usually to head to the mountains and hit the slopes. And the best part of it all? Snuggling up with a blanket in the lodge. But that doesn't have to end with a return trip home -- even the most luxe ski lodges have some decor elements in common, and its those exact things that you can bring back with you for the coziest transformation your home has seen yet.

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10 Lessons You Can Learn From Luxe Ski Lodges

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When we escape our homes for the winter season, it's usually to head to the mountains and hit the slopes. And the best part of it all? Snuggling up with a blanket in the lodge.

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I think that the most important theme in The Giver is the topic of Pleasure and Pain. It's important because the people of the community have not felt the joy that comes with snow or holidays. The main reason why Jonas left was because he didn't want to live without the joy of having a big family together to celebrate holidays, no love and many more. The community has not felt love. They're given spouses and kids to care for. I don't blame Jonas for leaving. It's boring without pain and pleasure.

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What is the last sentence suppose to mean? Ch#23

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What is the last sentence suppose to mean? Ch#23

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they might of not made it to Elsewhere but just went in circles. At least that's what I think.

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Yes. it contains 4 books.

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I not the type of person that would read these kind of book genres but I gotta say that I wasn't expecting this at all. When I first read the book, I was kind of bored and thought this book was going to be a waste of time. It was not at all. I like how the author didn't just give away what was gonna happen, that made it more interesting and mysterious. I would consider reading again maybe later on in my life and hope that other read it.

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I think that something bad is going to happen when they reach their final destination. A lot of my classmates have given me some hints on how the story ends. I think that when they reach Elsewhere, it's actually gonna be the same community that they left. Why? Because they actually went in circles but didn't notice it.

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Well everyone thinks they're dead plus the planes might still be looking for them.

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No they both made it alive.

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They probably can except Jonas is very determend to reach Elsewhere.

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Will he bring Asher and Fiona too? Ch#21

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Will he bring Asher and Fiona too? Ch#21

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No. He left with only Gabriel.

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Did the Giver change his mind and go with Jonas to Elsewhere? Ch#20

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Did the Giver change his mind and go with Jonas to Elsewhere? Ch#20

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No. He stayed and told the community that he had died so that they would forget him.

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I'm not sure. It said that when he thought he got closer, he heard a sound of people singing. But he had thought that he had already heard the sound before he left. So...

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Wow. I did not see that coming. I mean I did think that maybe Rosemary had a few links with the Giver but I didn't know that it was his daughter. Huge surprise. I now feel kind of sad for the Giver because he gave pain to her andin the end she released herself.

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Do they just transport the to a different community or do they just kill them? Ch#19

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Do they just transport the to a different community or do they just kill them? Ch#19

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They kill them, put them in a box and then throw them in the trash.

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Did Jonas's father kill the twin or put him to sleep? Ch#19

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Did Jonas's father kill the twin or put him to sleep? Ch#19

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They killed him. Jonas's father gave him a needle which killed him.

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Were their any memories that were lost when Rosemary was released? Ch#18

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Were their any memories that were lost when Rosemary was released? Ch#18

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Yes. When they were lost, the whole community went wild.

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What is so dangerous about the river? Ch# 18

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What is so dangerous about the river? Ch# 18

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I think that the river is out of the community and they don't want anyone to leave the community.

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I don't know. Maybe in the other books.

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What if they're all twins or even triplets? Ch#17

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What if they're all twins or even triplets? Ch#17

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Then they will be kind of a parallel universe.

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Do they have cousins or aunts/uncles Ch#16

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Do they have cousins or aunts/uncles Ch#16

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No. only parents and two or three children in a family.

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What other holidays don't they celebrate? Ch#16

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What other holidays don't they celebrate? Ch#16

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Probably all the holidays.

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So they're in a video game or computer that are being played by aliens or humans. When Jonas got the memory of what seems to be Christmas, he probably went to the outside world and saw how they celebrated events. Or they used to have Christmas but then stop that because some didn't get what they wanted.

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I think that the memory that Jonas got was about a war that had happened to the village before.

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He wanted to relieve The Giver's pain

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Could Jonas have died from the memory? Ch#15

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Could Jonas have died from the memory? Ch#15

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No. He only feels the pain but no actual harm is done to him.

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Can't Jonas decide to quit his assignment? Ch#14

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Can't Jonas decide to quit his assignment? Ch#14

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No. he can't even ask for release because of what the past Receiver did.

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No. But he did get some memories from Jonas.

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What is a Theme?
- What the author is trying to say about people, society, etc.
- Not to be confused with a theme topic like "love", "war" , or "family".
Topic - Self-Discovery
- People must be able to make choices to reach their own destiny/fulfillment.
Topic: The Importance of Memory
- Lowry's personal inspiration - father with memory loss
- Without memory, human beings cannot reach true happiness or learn from their mistakes.
Topic: Pleasure and Pain
- Without pain, people cannot understand pleasure. We must embrace and learn from pain.
Topic - Blind Obedience
- It is important for people to question their society instead of following blindly.

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I would've quit my assignment already if it as possible. I'm definitely not a fan of pain at all. Especially if the pain stays with me and can't take any medication for it. If I even stub my toe, I cry a lot and then act like I need to get surgery for it.

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What other things can't he see, touch, etc. Ch#13

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What other things can't he see, touch, etc. Ch#13

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Eventually, Jonas will be able to see all the colors, feel emotions and pain.

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Can Jonas make other people see color? Ch#13

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Can Jonas make other people see color? Ch#13

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Yes. Not only colors, he can also make others feel pain and emotions.

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This is what comes to my head when I think of a colorless world

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Will the Giver die once he has given all of his memories? Ch#12

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Will the Giver die once he has given all of his memories? Ch#12

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Once he has given all of his memories, his time as being the Receiver of Memory will end. He will not die.

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Is the apple related to Fiona's hair? Ch#12

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Is the apple related to Fiona's hair? Ch#12

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Jonas can see the color red.Fiona's hair and the apple are red.

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Is his trainer "The Giver" and what does he do now? Ch#11

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Is his trainer "The Giver" and what does he do now? Ch#11

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Yes. Jonas will get memories from the Giver to keep.

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The community took it away because they want it to be sameness.

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Does his assignment only take care of memory? Ch#10

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Does his assignment only take care of memory? Ch#10

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Yes. But it's different types of memories. There are joyful, sad, painful and many more memories that he will receive and give.

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What kind of painful things are they going to do to Jonas? Ch#10

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What kind of painful things are they going to do to Jonas? Ch#10

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Well for starters, Jonas felt the pain that goes on during pain. Then much more happens.

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They just don't know how to act when they saw Jonas as the new Receiver.

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The medications is for the normal people that don't have emotions.

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Now that Jonas is not like the others, I think that he could be like one of the owner's/players of this simulation. Why? Because he isn't allowed to take any medication. Meaning that the medication has so side effects that causes everyone to think that they're real. But maybe every other kids past 12 have that. I believe that he is the chosen one.

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I think everyone is just worried or weirded because the last Receiver was a mistake and had fail. They don't want him to do the same.

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Does the former Receiver of Memory have something in common with Jonas? Ch#8 

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Does the former Receiver of Memory have something in common with Jonas? Ch#8 

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Why wouldn't they have pick someone other than Jonas Ch#8

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Why wouldn't they have pick someone other than Jonas Ch#8

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Because they felt that he was the most bravest and most courageous in the groups

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Where would Gabriel go if he couldn't fit in? Ch#6

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Where would Gabriel go if he couldn't fit in? Ch#6

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He would have to be released.

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I too would be humiliated and kind of dehumanized because of because of being forgotten. The story is also starting to make a little sense. For one Jonas has been upgraded from the rest of the assignment like the others and now he is a Receiver of Memory. I think he will also upgrade again to becoming "The Giver". I would also feel the fear because of all the pressure that comes with the assignment.

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Does the Chief Elder have some beef/argument with Jonas? Ch#7

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Does the Chief Elder have some beef/argument with Jonas? Ch#7

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Not at all. If anything she has with Jonas is respect. She saved the most important assignment.

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Did Jonas break too many rules that he didn't get an assignment? Ch#7

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Did Jonas break too many rules that he didn't get an assignment? Ch#7

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No he did get an assignment. They announced it after everybody. He became a Receiver of Memory.

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Why do others need to know there ages? Ch# 6

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Why do others need to know there ages? Ch# 6

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They want everything to be organized and perfect.

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Why does this place have to be so organised? Ch#5

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Why does this place have to be so organised? Ch#5

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I think they're trying to this place a perfect utopia.

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Definition:
- How the author reveals information
- From the perspective of the narrator
First Person:
- Perspective of one charater
- Looks-fors - I, me, mine, myself
Advantages - Inner thoughts of charater
- Disadvatages - ???
Third Person:
- Narrator can "see" many charaters but not
-Everything and it's he, she, it, they, them, etc.
- Advantages - Can still create suspense and no know disadvantages.
Third Person - Omniscient
- Narrator knows all, Looks-for he, she, it, they, them, etc.
- Advantages - Creates full picture for reader and no known disadvantages

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Are the dreams sent by  the "Owners" of this place to give a warning or something? Ch#5

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Are the dreams sent by  the "Owners" of this place to give a warning or something? Ch#5

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No they just get dreams like we do. Except they either tell their dreams with their family or take pills to stop them.

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Did Roberto die or was released and where do they go after? Ch#4

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Did Roberto die or was released and where do they go after? Ch#4

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No one knows what happened to him after he disappeared except the committee.

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Why is the title of the book named "The Giver"? Ch#4

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Why is the title of the book named "The Giver"? Ch#4

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Because it tells the story of someone in a community that is very different from the others.

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In order to have a perfect utopia, you need to loose some rights.

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I think this place is like a video game or a tv show that they're in but they don't know. When you've been released, you've been kicked out of the show/game.

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In our world we kind of have the same thing. We go to pick our classes in highschool/university that will prepare us for the future. Expect that in the story, they start at 8 years old and end at 12 years old for there volunteer hours.

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Image of what I think of when they have the ceremonies

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Image of what I think of when they have the ceremonies

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Why do all kids under the age of eight have to have leave their comfort object? Ch#2

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Why do all kids under the age of eight have to have leave their comfort object? Ch#2

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They want to ensure that everyone is safe so that the place is perfect. Also to know they're age.

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Why can't they choose their own jobs? Ch#3

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Why can't they choose their own jobs? Ch#3

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Because the community wants to perfect so they want to chose the right thing for everyone. They want the community to be a utopia.

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Nothing is wrong with the apple, it's just because Jonas can now see the color read.

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Ch: Chapter
EX: Example
Questions: Yellow
Thoughts: Blue
Theories: Red
Images: Purple
Lessons: Green

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Maybe these newborn babies are really there's. Maybe they just give random babies to random stranger. EX: When Jonas's family got Lily, they were wondering how she would look like, who she would be and how she would fit in the family. If that was my child I would've known.

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This place seems very strict. EX: Jonas's father looked at a list of names for the newborn babies and it is a rule that he broke. Also when they get there child they are represented by a number. "New child, Twenty-three" . EX: Children are not allowed to ride bicycles before the age of nine. EX: Their comfort object will be taken by the age of eight. EX: I think that all female girls have to wear a ribbon.

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Well the Elders are chosen every 10 years. and eventually Jonas will become the Receiver.

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Why is December so important in the story? Ch#1

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Why is December so important in the story? Ch#1

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Because that's technically like a birthday/ceremony that every child has.

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The image that comes to my head when I think of this place is like a closed facility where no one can come in or out. It's an old and messy place with lot's of dust. There is no sun just grey clouds and the people are boring. It looks kind of like the maze runner except there is no ground, dirt, grass it's just concrete. Not Colorful at all.

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The Giver is a fiction genre book. It's not real.