This is the story of what happens to Jonas and Gabriel after they live their community. I just thought that the story didn't really tie up all the loose ends, so I wrote this! Oneshot.

Jonas and Kira never doubted that they wanted to be parents, but that doesn't mean it's going to be any less challenging...

Through the distances of space and time, he only heard the memory of music that she brought to bring him salvation.

Jonas escapes the community with Gabriel and finds himself in a forest. He loses Gabriel and finds himself in a strange dwelling. This is an alternate ending or a extra part to the Giver.

Thanks to Gabriel and Matt's semi-lie about an upcoming report on dating, Jonas gets the honor of taking Kira on a date. Pre-Messenger. Oneshot. Jonas/Kira.

Her story is only briefly mentioned in 'The Giver', but it gives Jonas a way out of his community. Here is the story of the Giver's daughter, Rosemary.

Jonas and Kira have a run-in just before Gabriel asks what Kira's Title is. Post-Messenger. Oneshot. Jonas/Kira.

An epilogue to The Giver. "Where they were, the lights still twinkled bright."

A book review on The Giver by Lois Lowry, written for my English class. Un-beta'd, fresh off the press, come and get it!

Fourteen years after Jonas leaves, the community is "new and improved". This is the tale of Jefferson, a boy one might possibly remember from the actual book (ohoho), and his experience within the changed community. Rated T because it seems fit. R&R!

A collection of four poems and a short story which reveal the raw feelings of the characters of The Giver.

my version of what happened after the giver..

The story of the very first Receiver of Memory

What happens after The Giver? Jonas finds himself in a totally different community. Where is he? Who are those people? Is Gabe okay? Set after The Giver.

Yes, I realize there are two more books. I never read them. I had to read the Giver for class and didn't like how it ended. I wrote this alternate ending to tie things up and discovered that the other two books existed later. Take it as it exists and dont complain. XD

"So don't go back. You won't ever know if your leaving made any difference at all." Gabe was right, again. Twenty years after fleeing the community, Jonas returns to see for himself.

Just an Epilouge of The Giver written for my Freshmen novel project. A short, simple ending. In no way connected to the other books.

Jonas has feelings for Asher. He needs Asher to know; he wants him to like him back. Jonas isn't the giver, but suddenly, he has a whole lot to give.

To teach Jonas about color, the Giver transmits the memory of a rainbow.

Outside of the Sameness, the world has been coming closer to perfecting a true utopia. When Jonas and Gabriel are found by the people of elsewhere they are taken to a hospital in Berlin, and eventually adopted by their doctor and her family. However the Community is looking for Jonas to punish him, while Lily is looking for a strange warm feeling that she wishes to feel again.

I didn't like the ending of the Giver so i did a different ending about Jonah not leaving. Please read!

Was he still in the community? Was that all a dream? The running away, the starvation, the pain? Had all the memories he received from the Giver created an illusion of where he actually and deliberately escaped from the confines of the community? Snippets of time after Jonas's escape: the what-if's, could-have's, or should-have's. A series of one-shots.

a project i had to do for school in which i imagine i am a character and right in a diary about whats going on... yeah read it. i need help.

She is one of the least respected members of the community, one of those who's assignment is looked down upon. Follow a girl who, though mentioned in The Giver, never had her story told.

I'm bringing Rosemary back! English Assignment, but should I continue?