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In Lissa Price's dark future, sinister senior citizens hold all the power and teens bargain their youth, and bodies, for cash. This young adult sci-fi thriller is a must-read for fans of The Hunger Games.
Fifty teen boys with no memory locked in a terrifying maze with metal monsters surrounding them ... and suddenly the clock is ticking down for them to make their escape. Welcome to James Dashner's sci-fi world in The Maze Runner, headed soon for the silver screen.
The Maze Runner sci-fi trilogy thrilled readers, and now James Dashner talks about his prequel, The Kill Order, complete with sun flares and an incredible virus threatening humanity.
What if, in life, you had to make one crucial choice: the choice of which virtue -- selflessness, honesty, bravery, peace, or knowledge -- to which you would dedicate the rest of your life? What if you had to make that decision at sixteen years old?
Welcome to Marie Lu's young adult debut, Legend, a story that takes us into the ruins of Los Angeles, its former beauty a distant memory.
Perhaps it is unorthodox to consider Super Sad True Love Story in the context of apocalyptic or dystopian (and really, a dystopia is only one gunshot away from an apocalypse) literature, but make no mistake: This an apocalyptic tale, even if it’s a humorous one.
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Free Will: A Concise Study in Fact vs Illustion
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