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4.8 75
Middle Grade Fiction
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a must read!
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5.0
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Reader reviewed by mearley
Jonas is living in a society with no sorrow, no pain, no anger--but also no real happiness or love. When he is chosen as the Receiver of Memory, Jonas realizes that emotions like this did exist in the past. He longs to share these memories with his community, but knows they won't be welcomed. Eventually, he must take action or the memories (and a young child) will be lost forever.
This is possible the best YA book ever written. Every time I read it, I discover something new, something more meaningful. If you're looking for a book that will be thought-provoking and discussion-prompting, this is the best!
Jonas is living in a society with no sorrow, no pain, no anger--but also no real happiness or love. When he is chosen as the Receiver of Memory, Jonas realizes that emotions like this did exist in the past. He longs to share these memories with his community, but knows they won't be welcomed. Eventually, he must take action or the memories (and a young child) will be lost forever.
This is possible the best YA book ever written. Every time I read it, I discover something new, something more meaningful. If you're looking for a book that will be thought-provoking and discussion-prompting, this is the best!
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