Gathering Blue
Lois Lowry's books never neglect to make you think. She has an unpretentious method for making stories that stay with you for a long, long time. The Giver is one of those and her as of late discharged related book, Gathering Blue, is another book.
Both are stories of a future world where our current society is scarcely even ancient history. After an extraordinary breakdown the human development starts to remake. A standout amongst the most critical things in both books is the idea of memory an
d clutching the past.
Distinctive groups find diverse approaches to adapt to life later on's realm. Kira, the courageous woman of Gathering Blue, lives in a brutish, cruel sort of town. The lives of her kin are administered by strict guidelines and their mechanical level is low. Just nourishment, safe house and reproduction figure with any significance in their lives. Kira soon finds that all is not as it appears and that truth is an elusive thing. At last, she settles on a choice that will conceivably change the whole world.
Enthusiasts of The Giver ought to give careful consideration to the last few pages of the book for a conceivable look at what happened to Jonas. You will, obviously, need to make your own particular determination.
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Guest 6 years ago
amazing this was such a great book but it is sooooo hard to find your place oh and i love the name kira
Guest 6 years ago
This book is veery bad. Interesting at first, but predictably boring by the end.
Guest 6 years ago
love it
Guest 7 years ago
bookmark please
Guest 8 years ago
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