Angel, your teacher is asking for your opinion, (not someone elses) and the whole point is to get you to read the book, and form your own thinking.

Parroting out what others think isnt going to either teach you anything, or pass under your teachers scrutiny.

If you dont like the book, you have the opportunity to criticise it. Say you found it boring, or whatever, but make it your own “report”.

Course that would involve reading the book….. same as reading The 12th night in your other question.

Good luck

Not so much about no rules, but what happens when people make up their own rules and the concept of “only the strong survive”. I think it’s a very good book and a stark contrast to the hedonistic approach to life. Some people would say that show’s like “Survivor” are based upon LotF and what people would really do in order to survive. Another good book would be Voltaire’s Candide and it’s “all is for the best” approach.

It does not suck, that’s a sort of icon books anybody ought to study. It starts with a nuclear war, relatively pronounced. A airplane is going down that has a militia college instructor on it and his type. the instructor is gravely wounded and dies. the youngsters, all between 12 and eight years previous, ought to shelter themselves—-it varieties itself out right into a society association, no longer the superb one the two. important plot is that brute capability and air of secrecy can win over intelligence. quite a few little ones die, maximum are ravenous, they get rescued on the top. notice inspite of the undeniable fact that–the action picture ending varies from the e book plenty. they have tried making it right into a action picture a pair of circumstances and continuously do a different ending. study it. that’s traumatic however the message in that’s valid.

I like the book because it shows what can happen to humanity if there where no rules. I believe it is an important book to read because we need to show what happens if there were no rules in society.