8 Books For a Teenager
There are times when I feel like I need a good book that will keep me interested till the end, but cannot find any. Are you feeling like this too? Worry not, Bee is to the rescue! Here are 8 books that will keep you occupied for a long while.
1. 'Ready Player One' Ernest Cline
Science Fiction
2. 'The Selection' Kiera Cass
Fantasy, Romance, Dystopia
America was bribed to join the ‘selection’, which is a competition where 35 girls will be selected from Illéa, out of which only 1 will be chosen to marry Maxon, the prince of Illéa. The selection is merely the first book out of the series. The series has 5 books and a few novellas.
3. 'Never Let me go' Kazuo Ishiguro
Science Fiction, Dystopia
How would you feel if you were told you have no future? That you were created for a reason? The reason being to donate your organs till you die, how would you feel? The story revolves around Kathy and her friends, children of Hailsham created for a purpose. As Kathy grows she tries to link her childhood to her grown up self and make sense of it.
4. 'Ender's Game' Orson Scott Card
Science Fiction, Fantasy
Children as young as the age of 10 are being chosen by the military to be trained against an alien invasion. All Ender Andrew Wiggin ever wanted was to be accepted by his brother, but him getting selected put a brick wall between him and his brother. As Ender is getting trained, he discovers facts about his mentality that the military uses against his knowledge.
5. 'One of us is lying' Karen M. McManus
Fiction, Mystery
Five students are in detention. One dies. Murdered. The other four’s lives will never be the same either. Nate, who has a criminal record; Bronwyn, who only ever wanted to go to yale; Cooper, who’s entire life bases around baseball; and Addy, the princess of Bayview high, are in a case as suspects. Who would you believe?
6. 'Esperanza Rising' Pam Munoz Ryan
Historical Fiction
Esperanza’s
father had been murdered on the day of the fiesta, her birthday. Esperanza had
to move to California with her mother to be safe from her uncles, who had set
fire to the house as a warning after her mother rejected to marry one of them. She
is forced to live in the extremes, something she isn’t used to as the daughter
of a wealthy family.
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