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I did enjoy CIDNT because it brought me a new point of view on people who think differently to people who think like the majority of people.

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I did enjoy reading CIDNT because reading from another perspective and another mindset was interesting.

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I did enjoy this book because it made me learn how people with autism can think or how they can cope with their struggles.

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Yes , i enjoyed reading this book because it gave me a different perspective of how other people think and how not everything is the same for everyone , that everyone has a different veiw of life.

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i enjoyed it because it was a interesting book and got to see how people with autism think

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I enjoyed CIDNT because it helped me understand how impaired people live.

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I enjoyed reading this book because ıt make me know more about otistik people

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I think it is easier for me to forgive his father because I think that deserting people like that Christopher’s mother did is in my mind an absolutely terrible thing to do. I think it is easier for Christopher to trust his mother because he feared his father.

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CIDNT is not a story based on action, it is a story based upon the mind of the protagonist. The complex thoughts and workings of someone with Asperger’s Syndrome is beautifully reflected to words and plot.

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I enjoyed the book because it helped me learn more about autistic peoples struggles.

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I think it is easier to forgive the father because his mother literally left Christopher and left both him and his dad. on the other hand his dad took care of him even though he lied

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Im not otistk no ı am

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I think that Christopher should have forgiven his dad because he always wanted the best for him although his mother did not even try and just left him so Christopher should have forgiven his father instead of running away to a woman who abandoned him before.

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They both are guilty but his mother wanted to say goodbye to Christopher and she wrote letters to him all the time but his father lied to Christopher about this and then he killed a dog because he couldn’t be with someone he loved.

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His father because we don’t know his backstory.

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Christopher go brrr

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About how our world is a distopia and how it can turn in to later if we do not realize what is going around our life.

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By writing “The Giver” Lois Lowry warned us about lack of information and feeling. I think he best way to prevent a future like the one in the story, we need to remember the past while using that information to develop our future.

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Father murdered a dog, an unforgivable and horrid act, but hid this fact from his sensitive son. Despite the deception of hiding this truth from Christopher is an issue, it shielded Christopher from misjudgment of his father and retained what little was left of his family structure after mother’s leave.

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I think the illustrations are made by Christopher so it helped us to see the events from his perspective.

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Christopher mother left Christopher father without telling him how the oven works and the dish washer. So she is a bad mother

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I would forgive his father first because he was patient and had empathy with Christopher. He gave Christopher second chances even when they got in to fights. But instead His mother just abonded her child without even saying goodbye and instead just leaving letters when she could have said goodbye. Its easier to trust his mother for Christopher because his father murdered a living being and that creates a thought in Christophers mind that ‘ if he can kill a living being , he can also kill me’ thats why its way easier for Christopher to trust his mother.

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I think she is warning us that disabled people are being neglected in society

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I enjoy the book alot. It was a really informative and interesting story to be read.

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Red is sus

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Yellow sus

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I think it was easier to forgive father because instead of leaving Christopher like mother did, he tried to help and deal with him. Father did extremely bad stuff too(like killing Wellington) but it was hard for him to cope and the situation he was in messed up his mental state, of course what he did was not okay. Christopher was scared so he went the easy way and trust his mother.

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Ik was satisfied with the ending of CIDNT because Christopher could live with both his parents and a dog of his own.

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It gives us the warning of what could happen in the not so distant future

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Unfortunately, us lowly sapiens are too afraid of evolution and depend too much on ancient values and imperfections of the human mind. The Giver is clearly a flawed representation of the perfect human society, but is an improvement of our terribly unstable humanity structure.

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pretty much sure

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I agree with what eran said

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There were no illustrations?

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Ik thinks that the illustrations added more depth to the story because it is comparable to Christopher’s memories.

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I think it did bridge the gap

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It does so quite well.

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I enjoyed reading CIDNT because I got to see the point of view of a autistic individual and it made me understand as well as question different point of views besides myself.