Text to Text- The Giver

In my book, The Giver by Lois Lowry, Jonas escapes from his "perfect" community with a baby, Gabriel. Jonas escapes so he can give the community memories and color, and so he can get other people to save the Utopian world. Jonas goes through hard times and at one point he wishes he were dead. But he gets right back up to save Gabriel and his community. Once Jonas gets into the regular world and he sees people, the book ends.

This book is like The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau. The City of Ember was built underground while the world started to end. But because of a selfish mayor/leader the people of that underground city were there way to long, and terrible things were happening. Then, three people, Lina, Doon, and Poppy escape to find the outside world. They go on a great journey that takes a long time and is hard. Then, the book ends when the trio reaches the outside world and meets people.

These books are similar because, both worlds are made to try to make things better for humans. Also, multiple people go on a long, hard journey. Finally, the book ends when the groups get to their destination and meet people.


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