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As the sled gradually came to a stop Jonas could hear a faint noise. It sounded almost like a plane. He turned his head, but all he could see was snow. The noise grew louder as Jonas pulled his sled up the hill. Gabe pointed a small finger towards the empty field of snow behind them. "Plane, plane!" the young boy said. Jonas's heart dropped. There was no way, it was not possible. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Starts after the first book ends. NOTE: This is my version of The Giver Epilogue. I wrote it a while ago for school assignment and decided to continue writing it. Also I went a little crazy with the end because I was watching Bird Box #11 on giver - whoa 5/30/21 #3 on giver - WOW 5/31/21

Jonas has a plan. After not taking his stirring pills for several weeks and having stirrings maybe twice a week he comes up with a plan on how to get his bestfriend Asher to stop taking them. When Asher finally agrees and a few weeks have passed, something begins to form between the friends.

Hey guys! This is just my thoughts about how the book ends. Enjoy! :)

[A fan-fiction of The Giver companion: Messenger. The events occur after that book] Lucy is a two-syllable girl who is the close friend of Matty. But, after his death, things aren't the same. She starts to hear the voices again. Awaiting her final name from Leader, She tries to make sense of her growing ability. Lucy copes with the horrible grief of losing her friend and learns that she is not alone. That no body is. Her powers grow with every passing day. A man lies hidden in the shadows, awaiting Lucy's pursuit. Something is growing the shadows... Something no one can stop.

Historical fiction Young Adult

In school we had the task to write an epilogue to Lois Lowry's The Giver. Before you read this you should have read the book. I do NOT own any of these characters.

School project, additional chapter to The Giver. It won't let me say that it's not mature but I promise it's not

I have yet to find a preference and imagine book for The Giver by Lois Lowry. I recently read this book, and it is an amazing book. So I decided to write a book. I hope you all enjoy this book. And thanks for reading this.

Seraph is a normal teenager in the village of Kyru. She's not that normal though. Everyone in the world has black hair and wears black. Her, she doesn't. She's..... Odd.

The Giver is an amazing book and I read it in class. My teacher gave us this assignment and I really had fun with it. Hope you like it!

this is the alternative ending to the giver ;)) read if you wanted a different ending :))

Stacey is an ordinary teacher at her school unit. When her class visits a neighboring community, she finds love in an unexpected place.....

This is a chapter 24 to Lois Lowry's incredible book "The Giver". There's a huge twist ending explaining the whole concept. Hope you enjoy it! Btw: This was a class assignment I did...

I only read the first book. I wrote this last year, but I hope you enjoy. This will be my first wattpad book/upload. ***************************************************** Did you ever wonder what happens when Gabe is older. If he found out about the community. Did he want to go there for a visit. And don't forget Jonas.

(yeah, guys, I know the cover is blurry, gonna fix that) This a review book detailing my thoughts on books I've read in the past, have recently read and those I plant to. Alert: I will be spoiling most of the details of these books CLEAN, so, you know Also despite having never read To All the Boys I've Loved Before, I decided to parody it for my title. XD

Must have read The Giver by Lois Lowry for a better understanding. This is something I wrote as a school activity for my reading class and I got a good grade so I thought what the heck why not put it here on Wattpad. Jonas's world is perfect. Everything is under control. There is no war, fear, or pain. There are no choices. Every person is assigned a role in the community. When Jonas turns twelve he is singled out to receive special training from an old man known as The Giver. The Giver alone holds the memories of the ture pain and pleasure of life. Now it's time for Jonas to receive the truth. There is no turning back. As The Giver transfers the memories, Jonas discovers the disturbing truths about his utopian world. This science fiction novel by 1994 Newbery Medal winner Lois Lowry captivated millions of readers. However, many people were frustrated with the ending as they were often left with unanswered questions. What really happened? The ending of The Giver has been interpreted in two different ways. Perhaps Jonas is remembering his Christmas memory - one of the most beautiful that The Giver gave him - as he and Gabriel are freezing to death, falling into a dreamlike coma in the snow. Or perhaps Jonas does hear music and, with his special vision, is able to perceive the warm house where people are waiting to greet him.