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Perspectives In The Giver By Jaleigh Johnson
Have you ever thought of other worlds, how other worlds might be real, how humans could be helping them? The main character Piper has never seen The Mark of the Dragonfly, until she finds a girl amongst a caravan wreckage during the meteor storm. The girl recalls nothing of her life, although the dragonfly tattoo indicates she belongs to the dragonfly territories. That symbolizes that if Piper returns the girl to the dragonfly territories, King Aron will repay Piper with a prize so extravagant, no one could handle. The author Jaleigh Johnson wrote the novel perfectly with the result that the reader could find out all about characters, analyzing the parts of a story in relation to the whole, and analyzing perspectives. She also wrote about a

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