The Giver Autobiography By: Jamie Troxell Language Arts This is an autobiography about Jonas. This is my life that I am about to tell you. The place that I live in is really weird because I am the only one who sees color and feels warmth. So let me tell you how I got that. When I was at the ceremony I was waiting to get my job and I was number nineteen

The book I read was The Giver it is about a boy named Jonas and where he lives there is no conflict, color, hate, love, they got rid of those things to make peace. Jonas and everyone that is the age of twelve are assigned jobs by the chief elder. At the ceremony everybody in Jonas class was assigned their jobs, and Jonas was skipped everyone thought she forgot Jonas, but she didn't Jonas was assigned Receiver of Memory the most important job in their community.This story is told in third person

differences . Jonas the protagonist , lives in a world that is full of sameness and perfection , everything is directed by instructors with authority . There is no such thing as decision making , choices , and differences within his society . The Giver by Lois Lowry is a captivating novel explaining through the protagonist eyes life living in a utopia . To illustrate the novel to you ; Jonas is a young teeneager who is eager to know his assignment in the Ceremony of Twelve where job/careers

For the first time, he heard something that he knew to be music. He heard people singing. As Jonas reached the bottom of the steep hill, he lifted Gabriel from his lap and removed himself from the wooden sled. Gabe’s cold face pressed against his chest. “We’re almost there Gabriel, just hold on.” His voice trembles. Gabe’s little body was shaking, shivering, but Jonas didn’t know what it meant. Every step he took in the snow now weighed him down like bricks tied to his ankles. He was getting closer

take the form of everyday people among us. Even though Jonas from “The Giver” by Lois Lowry is the perfect example of a regular person, he is a hero as he demonstrates traits of bravery, selflessness, and integrity. By using examples of Jonas’ actions and how they positively affect the society he lives in, it will be shown that heroes are not the macho men we assume them to be, but they are common and everyday people. The Giver is about

Edward Mrs. Axtell English -ELA 8 7 February 2023 The Giver Essay “The life where nothing is unexpected or inconvenient or unusual. The life without colour, pain or past” (lois lowry) In this quote lies the very fabrication of The Givers community and what has happened due to sameness. Due to this quote there is so much to deduct and show for comparing and contrasting. When we look at The Giver’s community there is one key difference from our community: the lack of distinctness. With that being

Ever since the release of the Lois Lowry’s famous novel “The Giver” in 1993, millions of readers have loved enjoyed reading the book very much, with over 12 million copies of the book being sold. However, schools have banned the book for its themes of suicide, puberty-related talks about sexual emotions, and rebellion. Some readers have even despised disliked the book for the involvement of religion, whether it’s the absence of religion in the story, or aspects from the Bible being present in

In the novel, The Giver, by Lois Lowry, Jonas has experienced many types of conflict in his life. This novel is about a young boy named Jonas who is given the title of the Receiver of Memory. He is different from everyone else and has the capacity to see beyond. He learns of many feelings and decides to run away from the community because he does not believe in the rules the community follows. In this novel, Jonas experienced a Man vs. himself conflict. Throughout Jonas’ journey, he becomes accustomed