The Giver by Lois Lowry

Jonas knew that his father was trying to kill his stepfather Gaeb and he was very angry. His father did not even know what the word killing meant. His father honestly believed that he helped Gabe by releasing him as he did not sleep well all night. If he knows the feelings of love, compassion, and hope, he may know that liberation is a bad thing. But they chose not to have emotions because they were afraid of disappointment.

"Giver" written by Lois Lowry in 1993 caused a global controversy about his view on obedience, communism, euthanasia. This is a character named Jonas living in a submissive community without color, emotion, love, weather and the most important choice. This community is not as good as the modern Australian community. If people know the real behavior of this release, it will be confusing. When Jonas sees what has actually been posted, it will appear on pages 150 and 151 of "The Giver". He explained his feeling to "feeling a crack on himself, and feeling the way the terrible pain goes forward." They will want to leave the community

The "Grantor Theme" study of Lois Lowry's book "Givor" depicts a community of utopias without pain and terror, it provides all human needs, and elders of the community make every decision for everyone I will go down. In this society, the foundation of the belief system is that pain is the ultimate evil, hence the desire and personality to eliminate pain and suffering must be eliminated. The purpose of Loli when writing this novel is to show it through three clear and influential themes: the importance of memory, the relationship between pain and happiness, and the importance of individuals. Donors are beautiful and powerful novels that encourage individuals to explore and explore their roles in humans.

Raleigh, Lois Rover is a special gift to Lois Rory and a special book that allows readers to think about how privileged they have in life and freedom. This science fiction novel is about a boy, Jonas in an ideal society without fear of today's life. One day he was living a normal life until he was elected as a recipient of memory. There, he looked at the past, and pointed out the advantages and bad consequences of completion. This book is fairly easy to read, but the complexity behind it makes it possible for readers to think about their life. Vivek Shear, grade 2021