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Differences Between The Wrould And The Giver
The differnt from our wrould and from the wrould in the giver.In the wrould the giver is differnt and the same in many ways.Both of our or the same and differnt in many ways.

In the Giver they could not see color. The only colors that they can see is black and white because that the one ones they every seen. The colors are like an old tv show in black and white. We have bight colors that we can see. Everything that I see have some type of color not just black and white. Birthday are different every but in the giver and on earth are different to.
Everyone in the giver has the same brithday. One day of Dember everyone every one trun the next age on the same day. We have our own brithday on our day. The day that our Mother gave brith

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