The Giver By Lois Lowry

The giver is an award-winning book by lois lowry. In the first chapter of The Giver, Jonas reflects back on some memories. Such as when he witnessed a plane flying over the community, and when his best friend Asher was late for school. He also experiences a tough time of sharing feelings, a daily ritual in his community, for the upcoming ceremony makes him nervous.

Jonas is riding his bike home one day and thinking about how he feels. He feels frightened. But no, that is not the right word. He was frightened when an airplane flew over his community a year before. It wasn't like the planes he usually saw in the loading field. Those ones were fat and heavy. The one that he had seen a year earlier had been sleek and light. He had received instructions
His sister was angry because a little boy that came from another community kept butting to the front of the line for the slide. Jonas' parents dealt with her anger easily. Lily's feelings were easy and straightforward. Jonas' father went next. His father was worried about a little boy who was not thriving in the nursery where Jonas' father works. He decided to ask permission from the committee to bring him home at night for special care. Jonas' mother was frustrated and scared. Frustrated because a man was that was brought before her again. Jonas' mother has an important spot in the Building of Justice. He has been tried before and he was let go with a warning. But she also felt scared for him because, there are no third chances if there was a third trial, he simply had to be released. Everybody comforted Jonas' mother and she murmured that she felt soothed. Then it was Jonas' turn. He told his family that he was apprehensive about the ceremony of twelve. His sister was in awe. His parents then told Lily to go get her night clothes on, and that they were going to talk to Jonas in private. Jonas' sister reluctantly