Free Audiobook : The Giver, by Lois Lowry
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Information about the audio book
Author : Lois Lowry
Length : 4h49
Narrated by : Ron Rifkin
Category : Teen & Young Adult
Possibility of free reading : YES
In December, the Ceremony assigns each twelve-year-old their future role, chosen by the Elders. Jonas sees Fiona assigned as the Caretaker of the Old, and his lively friend Asher becomes the Assistant Director of Recreation. Yet Jonas’s selection is different. His path introduces him to a mysterious figure known only as the Giver, through whom he uncovers the darker truths hiding beneath his society’s polished surface. In a deceptively simple narrative, this story challenges readers to rethink the values they’ve long accepted and consider what they truly believe.
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By Lois Lowry, The Giver
Download for free the unabridged Audio Book : The Giver
Dive into the compelling universe of "The Giver", a landmark dystopian novel by Lois Lowry. This masterpiece, narrated by Ron Rifkin and spanning a concise 4 hours and 49 minutes, is the first in the celebrated Giver Quartet. Experience the intriguing tale of Jonas, who lives in a seemingly ideal world where conformity reigns, but who is destined to encounter the deep truths of life and emotion beyond his community's boundaries.
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