among the free by margaret peterson haddix

How does the government enforce its rules and regulations? Do you think their plan for dealing with the waning food supply is a good one? Do you think it is justified?.Is this image justified? How are their reactions to the children different from the reactions of their wives? Talbot, can also seem cruel to the casual observer. Garner means to be cruel? Jen's father, Mr. Luke often feels hurt by the way his father treats him, especially when he is making his decision to leave the family farm.What are some of the ways in which having more than two children would be a burden in this society? Why do some families decide to have illegal shadow children in spite of this added strain? Do you think that the benefits of having another child outweigh the sacrifices that must be made?.How can they sort through the conflicting information about shadow children and find out where they belong? And will they be able to find the courage to defy the government and stop hiding? But these are children who have been forced to hide their entire lives, and who are only allowed to venture out with fake IDs in their hands and fear in their hearts.

Yet hundreds of these illegal shadow children exist, and they want desperately to find a place for themselves in society. The government claims that there isn't enough food for everyone in the world, and so they have made it illegal for any family to have more than two children. Sometimes in this world it's hard to know who is telling the truth, who isn't, and what can be done about all the things that are wrong.

Among the free by margaret peterson haddix