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This is a book written for kids (but it also resonates powerfully to adults. I read this once as a kid, and then again a couple of years ago. It had as profound of a effect on me the second read as the first. This place seems like a lovely utopia, but there's subtle signs that this utopia is flawed, such as the kids' occasional complaints about the rules or Jonas' own feelings of unease as time goes on. This is simply one unforgettable book that is immensely thought-provoking, with an ending that will leave you wondering.