The Giver Lois Lowry
讀書樂編號：10561
推介人： 林俊曦校友
This book also recently appeared in the film version of "memory heir: Nirvana lies." The story of this book is very special, very attractive from the beginning. But do not go away with this book, though. The book is almost always written in both the past and the past, the structure of the sentence is not complicated, the story is clear, the content of the book is slightly longer, but it is worth reading . story synopsis: What seems to be a utopia at the beginning of this book is everything that can possibly eliminate the pain and annoyance. Two-way broadcasters monitor every family's irregularities at all times. People have always followed the rules, and family members exchange their dreams and feelings with each other every day to stop any emotional tangles. The community paired to each other according to the nature of each person and maintained a harmonious order. Written by a third person, the novel traces Jonas from the perspective of the protagonist, writing from when he was waiting for a 12-year employment celebration. Jonas lives in a very standard family, his mother is a judge, and his father is a "child care worker." He himself has been chosen as the "Memory Recipient" because of his extraordinary "talent." This is a very special ability, for example you can see the color and listen to music. He received training from his elderly predecessor, accepted his memory, and fulfilled his duties as a "Memory Recipient." This old man (who is also a "recipient" to the community and a "memory man" for Jonas) is under the weight of all memories. These memories come from before the establishment of the world in Datong, "a long, long, long time ago", and no one in Jonas's world remembered these things.
