A few ideas on what could have happened after The Giver ended, based completely on our imaginations, as we haven't read the rest of the series. Each one is written entirely by a different crystalcave2 writer, so you can get to know our unique writing styles more!

This is exactly what it sounds like. This is a short summary of things that were changed when the popular dystopian novel, The Giver, was made into a movie. It is nothing long, just 3 really long paragraphs and 1 really short one. (Feel free to comment on this or message me about it!)

Giver rewrite based on the MOVIE. starts when Jonas tells the giver about his plan to escape.

How beauty entered the life of the Community, and what came about as a result.

This is Chapter 24 of the Giver. I had to do this for a school assignment. Please give your input. Be brutally honest. Update: I got a 96 on the assignment. Thank you.

Jonas has left and Fiona follows but they arent rid of the Communities forever. They return with their adopted children, while Fiona is expecting their first. Will their Community welcome their help or will everyone parish in war?

Jonas finds a community that is like and unlike his old community. Gabe grows up with freedom and experiences Jonas never had before. One day, a terrible message arrives, forcing Jonas and Gabe to travel back to the one place Jonas swore to never see again.

The memories have returned to the community- The community has to pay the price for their decision or is it going to be a kick-off for a fresh life? Zoning in the situation post the memories return from Fiona's perspective.

The Memories return, but at what cost to the minds of the community?

This was a school project. Jonas and Gabriel escaped from the Community of Sameness they find a different community . The Community of Sages. The story is told from the perspective of one of the Sages Aviva Chava the sage of Spring and Life.

The sunburn transmission, except in the Giver's perspective rather than Jonas's. *shrugs* Just something I wrote for English in eighth grade.

This is the end of the Giver, if you haven't already read the Giver you probably won't know whats happening.

well none of the books in the giver quartet match up but i wanted closure so i made closure. (BTW this is my reading project so i do not have to listen to a read-a-loud.)

What happened to Gabriel and Jonas after they went down that hill? Was there a welcoming community at the end or was it all a myth? One shot.

A take on the aftermath of Jonas leaving the community, written from Fathers' perspective. I have not read the books after THE GIVER, so please do not comment about the other books. Thank You.

I worte this for a class. I would like to share it. My take on the ending of the book

A story from Son: the last of the Giver Quartet novels. A long time ago, Einar had loved a girl so much he showed her how to climb the cliff that locks the village in, so that she might leave him behind to find her long lost son. Now he has back something that had been taken from him long ago. Finally, after seven years, he will follow her.

If Father wrote a letter to Jonas and Gabriel after asking for release. Canon content but slight AU. Please read and review! Better than summary! Tell me how I did!

What if Jonas found something better than an echo? Rated K Plus for some use of action and death

As the memories return to the Community and remind everyone what it means to love, one woman in particular finally understands what her son truly means to her.

What if Chief Elder and Giver used to be friends... lovers? What if the thing that brought them together also tore them apart? A daughter.

Jonas did not travel alone when he fled the Community. Instead, a very real and very beautiful light guided him home. Rosemary X Jonas

Rosemary's last song to her father, the Giver, before she dies. In time, that song will become of vital importance to the Giver and his new apprentice, Jonas.

For as long as she could , Rosemary could hear things that no one else could... The story behind Jonas' predecessor.

and it is time for you to choose if this is worth living for -—jonas