Synopsis The Giver - Essential Modern Classics by Lois Lowery is a novel that talks about the future, where there is no war, no hunger, no pain and nobody has any wants in the community. Everything that anybody need is provided already. The Giver - Essential Modern Classics by Lois Lowery is an award winning book which focuses on bravery and adventure that has inspired countless dystopian writers as the forerunner of this genre. It is a powerful and provocative novel and will keep children and adults reading and thinking. The Giver - Essential Modern Classics by Lois Lowery is a novel that would raise many questions and would also answer a few. It is best for those who love to read adventure and inspiring novels that raise a question within them and strikes right at their thinking. It is a children and young adults book.
About the Author Lois Lowry, author of over twenty novels and twice winner of the Newbery Medal (for The Giver and Number the Stars), was born on 20 March 1937 in Hawaii. Her father was an Army dentist and the family lived all over the world. Now divorced, she lives in West Cambridge with her dog, Bandit, and spends weekends in her nineteenth-century farmhouse in New Hampshire.
