The Giver

[mr.hockey]

Has anyone here read "The Giver" Before? I did and i found it really good. My favorite part was when Jonas and Gabirel run away to go find elsewhere.

Your Thoughts?

Mr.Hockey

[kogeck]

I love that book. I did a report on it, and I read it three times. My favorite part(s) are when the Giver transmits memories of sledding injuries, the Civil War, and Christmas to Jonas. They were very descriptive.

[Dannyboy]

Has anyone here read "The Giver" Before? I did and i found it really good. My favorite part was when Jonas and Gabirel run away to go find elsewhere.

Your Thoughts?

Mr.Hockey


I had to read it last year in my seventh grade class. It was rather interesting, but it wouldn't exactly be in my top ten.

[mr.hockey]

I love that book. I did a report on it, and I read it three times. My favorite part(s) are when the Giver transmits memories of sledding injuries, the Civil War, and Christmas to Jonas. They were very descriptive.

Yeah, That was a really good part. Also when they are in the ceremony and jonas has to wait till last to get his name picked thats a good part to.

Mr.Hockey

[Sorceezay]

Thanks for givig it away. :mad: Im at the part right when Jonas got skipped in the ceremony of 12 and the whatever its called is apologizing. Im reading it in literature, its my teacher favorite book.

It seems realllly boring but that might just be my teacher's voice. Shes read it 10000 times.

[Rod Rego]

I was thinking about making a thread for this book today, lol.

I thought it was a really good book. The ending is kind of sad, but overall the book is cool.

[!Icy Chris!]

In the begining its really confusing. Can you guys tell me what exactly happens? to lazy to read...

[RoYaLeTTe]

Read it a while ago. I remember that's it's a fantastique book and has an award or something.

[Balthasar]

Has anyone here read "The Giver" Before? I did and i found it really good. My favorite part was when Jonas and Gabirel run away to go find elsewhere.

Your Thoughts?

Mr.Hockey

I personally didn't like it that much and I'm not really into science fiction either. The only reason I read it was because I had to read it in school when I was in 7th or 8th grade as part of the curriculum. Its just not my style. I'm sure if I was into science fiction I would enjoy it a lot more.

[woofbark]

I had to read it in my fifth-grade class, and I thought it was an amazing book. It was so descriptive and thought-provoking! It is kind of sad though... it would be an EXTREMELY scary world if they "banished" everyone when they got old...

I know what you're thinking, "NO! They didn't banish them, they..." HUSH! I don't want to give away the surprise for anyone who hasn't read it!

[mr.hockey]

I had to read it in my fifth-grade class, and I thought it was an amazing book. It was so descriptive and thought-provoking! It is kind of sad though... it would be an EXTREMELY scary world if they "banished" everyone when they got old...

I know what you're thinking, "NO! They didn't banish them, they..." HUSH! I don't want to give away the surprise for anyone who hasn't read it!

Yeah, I had to read it in my grade 6 class. I really enjoyed it though. One of my favorite books!

Mr.Hockey

[Sorceezay]

I dont feel like reading it for class, so I just read it on spark notes.

[penguinp]

That book has to be the best book I have ever read. It can be very confusing sometimes

but it is a great great book. :)

[KingKitty]

I read it in like 5th grade for a book report and the book wasn't that bad, but wasn't that memorable either.