Jonas 'Society In The Giver'

The story is told in Jonas’ point of view,

Jonas’ society varies from my own society, in many different ways. Jonas’ society is very strict on rules, there is a rule for everything they do. Their society is also very scheduled, the whole day is planned out for every person. They also get their meals delivered to them, they don't buy food or anything in that matter. Everything they need is supplied to them.

Being released from the community is what it sounds like, you are let go. You are no longer a part of the community you are sent elsewhere to somewhere not near your community.

Language is used in the community very strictly, you are chastised if you use a word or phrase wrong. Everyone is expected to use precise language, or else the community would not run smoothly.

Asher's character is a very energetic, funny, yet clumsy character, for example he is always late, and very quick to
The children move up a year, and adults get paired with a spouse, or get a new child. The ceremony of ones is where, each new child born that year gets a name and a family unit. The ceremony of sevens is where the children get a front buttoned jacket. The ceremony of eights is where each child gets to start volunteering, and they receive a jacket with smaller buttons and pockets. The ceremony of nines is where each child gets a bicycle. The ceremony of ten is where each child gets a haircut, females lose their braids and males get a haircut that exposes their ears. The ceremony of elevens is where the children get new cloths females get new undergarments, and males receive pants with a special pocket for the calculator they use that year in school. At age twelve each child will receive an assignment, which is their job for the rest of their lives. The matching of spouses is where a male and a female have applied to get a partner. The elders take many things into consideration before making a