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The Audience and Purpose of the book Wonder, is how everyone is different in their own way. For Auggie (First protagonist) looks "disgusting", however he just looks different. Auggie is about to start 5th grade school, since his parents want him to make more friends instead of home schooling him. Auggie is warmly welcomed by most people, but Julian, really hates Auggie. Overall, there are many reactions to Auggie.

The POV; (Point of View) of the story is in 3rd person omniscient. I know this since the narrator says every move that the character does, feel, and know. This is important since it gets the reader to understand the plot and story more. Imagine this: you have to guess what the protagonist is thinking about, which gives suspense, but it is used for mysteries. Overall, the POV of The Toll is 3rd person omniscient.

The summary of The Toll is when Cirrus, which is a bot made from the Thunderhead, instructs people to evacuate to a different planet without the scythes on Earth. Some of the people like Scythe Faraday, Greyson, and Jeri, decide to stay and stay within a new future. Citra & Rowan get on the ship to the new planet in 1,100 years later, with animals, plants, and other people that were evacuating.

The Inciting Incident of The Toll is when Scythe Anastasia meets Greyson, who is now the The Toll. It's weird since Greyson and Anastasia ahev both helped each other, but now met within enemies. They now decided to help each other, due to having the same enemy; Scythe Goddard. Citra is trying to frame and bring down Godard, by trying to prove the disaster on Mars, where Goddard somehow survived the storm on Mars.

The Toll is the third series of Arc of a Scythe, with its antagonist being Goddard, a person brought back from the dead by using Rowan's friend, Tyger. Goddard now plans to control the world of Scythedom, to have all the power to glean the world. The protagonists; Rowan, Citra, and Greyson, are now in their seperate ways when Rowan and Citra were rescued from the safe. Greyson is currently the "Messiah" for Tonists.

The summary of Thunderhead is when Citra & Rowan get locked in a safe by Scythe Curie, to save them from a floating island, Endura. Endura is a haven of a mix between Humans & Scythes, in which Scythes glean people to control the population, unlike Midmerica. Endura is about to sink into the ocean, with no lifeboats to save theirselves, so the Scythes begin gleaning everyone on it. The Scythes also glean theirselves.

The Thunderhead's genre is Dystopian, and (part) Sci-Fi, in the second series of Scythe. This starts off when Citra & Scythe Curie is driving to Fallingwater, when a teenager jumps in front of the car, and they stop in the middle of the road. The teenager is about to be "deadish" (die) when he speaks some words before he gets carried to the revival center; " Boo ... Tra ...". It conclude that the teenager saved them.

The conflict of this book is Human vs. Society, as humans have no hunger, no diseases, no wars, so the human population needs to be balanced. This is where the "Human vs Society" comes into play. There are specific people called "Scythe" which they kill; or "gleam" the human population to control it. The protagonists of this book is two teenagers, who just had an encounter with a Scythe, and are chosen to become one.

The protagonists of The Testaments is Daisy, Lydia, and Agnes. Daisy is a girl smuggled our of Gilead and into Canada, living with her adoptive parents, who own a clothing store. This story, however mostly focuses on Nicole. Daisy has no recollection of this happening, and sees the protest of "Baby Nicole", which is her. Nicole then goes to Gilead and becomes a Aunt, and realizes that she is "Baby Nicole.".