Books Part 3- Depressing Dystopian Edition!!!

[kimberlyssy]

The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. The most depressing memoir. Amazing.

Unwind by Neal Shusterman. Dystopian at it's most exciting.

[JanksterProductions]

@kimberlyssy Thanks! I just added them to my goodreads to read list XD

[Gryfflepuffinclaw]

The Book Thief is amazing! I'm in a play at the moment that has been adapted from a Markus Zuzak novel, and its also amazing. Markus Zuzak is very talented.

[JanksterProductions]

@Gryfflepuffinclaw What book is the play from?

[Gryfflepuffinclaw]

@JanksterProductions It's called "The Messenger." I think its his first full length novel.

[HelloMichelle4]

I love these videos! I have read a lot of the ones that you have suggested so thankyou!! :D

[JanksterProductions]

@HelloMichelle4 Thanks!

[elichan7]

Id like this video but I can't on my phone

[JanksterProductions]

@elichan7 Haha, noted. Thanks!

[wntw319]

I have to read The Book Thief i don't like it that much......BUT OH MY GOD I LOVE CATCHER IN THE RYE!!!! :D

[laurentebbettsmusic]

I read Lord of the Flies and 1984 for school, and loved them both. They were a bit depressing (especially LOTF) but like you were saying, they're really interesting to read while looking at the psychology behind it. I haven't read The Giver in years, but I remember I really liked it, also my teacher did this really cool demonstration about dystopian societies for it! I LOVE THE HUNGER GAMES. I keep meaning to read Catcher in the Rye, but still haven't gotten around to it. I'm a bit ashamed -_-

[LookingForPigfarts]

The Hunger Games is amazing. ^^ And I am supposed to read Lord of the Flies for gifted and talented class but I only got to the end of chapter one. So I don't really have an opinion of that yet.