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Book Summary: The Giver

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In this part of the book I read today was about how Jonas, the main character, how he is meant to do his job. He found a piece of paper that told him exactly what to do. How he was supposed to go somewhere after school. How he was meant to not tell anyone but he can lie about it.
Day 6: Plot Today I read about how Jonas was sledding down a snowy hill. It was on top of a hill where he'd been before, but he doesn't remember it looking like that. He was having a good time until his foot got caught under his sled. Him rolling down the hill smashing his face on all the ice.
Day 7: Conflict As I rapidly get near the end the book get way more interesting. Today was about Jonas is the Giver now. The first day he got there someone else sat in

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