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The Giver Book Report

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The Giver was a really great book to read in my opinion it was really great for it's unexpecting cliff hangers. There was confusion between an amount of unexpecting people about the ending in The Giver. As well as all the the people I to have some confusion over so I made ways to make The Giver not so confusing I’m going to retell all that happens. Why are some people people confused because at the end something may happen is it Jonas hallucinating or is he seeing the elsewhere he is looking for. I will stop stalling anyway let me get on with the retelling. The plan where Jonas will try and escape the community to return something to community’s people. What it the thing they are trying to return they are returning the memories. There was

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