The Dystopian Week Must Read List
Dystopian Week, much to my late knowledge, occurred last week, but there's no reason why we can't acknowledge it now (or all year long!). Thinking ahead into the near and distant future, I'm considering adapting our sci-fi lit unit that takes place during the month of May into a more dystopian-themed lit unit! That being said, you'd have a lot more choice and say in what you want to read rather than everyone just getting the same book to read. There are so many amazing titles out there that fit into the dystopian themed genre, and it seems that our lovely Hunger Games series (best books - period!) by Suzanne Collins paved the way for these other titles to shine. Below is a compilation of summaries from various websites that weigh in on the dystopian lit must read list!
Check out these list below, but for a more in depth look at Dystopian week, check out these two websites!
http://hollywoodcrush.mtv.com/tag/dystopian-week/
http://www.thefablife.com/tag/dystopian-week/
Check out these list below, but for a more in depth look at Dystopian week, check out these two websites!
http://hollywoodcrush.mtv.com/tag/dystopian-week/
http://www.thefablife.com/tag/dystopian-week/
From "The Fab Life" and "MTV Hollywood Crush" websites:
Birthmarked, by Caragh M. O’Brien: In this version of the future, the world is divided between people who live inside the Enclave, and the unfortunate who live outside its walls. Gaia Stone is a 16-year-old novice midwife, and part of her
