Favorite dystopian book?

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[Post New]09/12/2019 20:35
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Anonymous wrote:The daily paper.

[Post New]09/12/2019 20:58
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The House of the Scorpion. Disturbing. Timely.
[Post New]09/12/2019 21:12
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Ally Condie's Matched Trilogy Series
[Post New]09/12/2019 22:48
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For a younger teen (my DS is 13), he liked Neal Shusterman.

Some of these other suggestions are great books, but it depends on age and reading level.
[Post New]09/12/2019 23:05
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Anonymous wrote:The Road
Station 11


The Road - for a teen or tween? srsly?


Yikes! Missed the Teen/Tween head.
[Post New]09/13/2019 06:20
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My 9th grade students literally fight over who gets to read Scythe
[Post New]09/15/2019 18:58
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There are two dystopian novels called Feed fyi (I know a kid who was assigned to read Feed over the summer and read the wrong one).

One is about the US where a virus causes people to become vampires.

The other is about kids being able to get media jacked directly into their brains.

I read the first (which begins a trilogy I think) and it was very good.
[Post New]09/15/2019 18:59
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Anonymous wrote:The Road
Station 11


No way would I call The Road a book for tweens, MAYBE older teens, but maybe not.
[Post New]09/15/2019 19:13
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My AP English Lit students LOVE The Road... In fact, I don't think anybody has ever said they disliked it, which is quite remarkable considering the breadth of our curriculum.
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