So You Loved The Hunger Games...What Should You Read Next

So You Loved The Hunger Games...What Should You Read Next

So You Loved The Hunger Games...What Should You Read Next?
GUY
What kind of narrator do you
want?
The Maze Runner by James Dasher
GIRL
Divergent by Veronica Roth
Legend by Marie Lu
I’ve already read
The Maze Runner!
There are like 100 holds on Divergent.
I want something today!
I want to try
something a little
different but as
good as The Hunger
Games
Article 5 by
Kristen Simmons
The Knife of Never
Letting Go
by Patrick Ness
FANTASY
The Bar Code Tattoo
by Suzanne Weyn
Uglies
by Scott Westerfeld
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looking?
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The Scorpio Races
by Maggie Stiefvater
Graceling by Kristen Cashore Cinder by Marissa Meyer
How about...
ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER
Ice Age
OR
FUTURISTIC
With Kidnapping
and Cagefighting
Volcano
America Pacifica
by Anna North
Ashfall by Mike Mullin
Climate Change
Earthquakes and
Tsunamis
The Carbon Diaries
by Saci Lyod
Life as We Knew It by
Susan Beth Pfeffer
OR WAR
The Diary of Pelly D
by LJ Adlington
Cherry Heaven
by L.J. Adlington
Ashes, Ashes
by Jo Treggiano
Blood Red Road
by Moira Young
With
Romance
Under the Never Sky
by Veronica Rossi
Enclave
by Ann Aguirre
OR PARANORMAL
Shatter Me by
Tahereh Mafi
The Supernaturalist
by Eoin Colfer
The Kindling by
Jennifer Armstrong
The Masque of the
Red Death
By Bethany Griffin
Eve by Anna Carey
Unwind by
Neal Shusterman
DISEASE
The Declaration
By Gemma Malley
REPRODUCTION
Wither by Lauren Destafano
Bumped by Megan McCafferty
Delirium by Lauren Oliver
Incarceron by
Catherine Fisher
ARRANGED MARRIAGE
Matched by
Ally Condie
The Selection
by Kierra Cass
Don’t worry...there’s more!
Birthmarked by
Carragh M O’Brien
CLONING/GENETICS
Across the Universe
by Beth Revis
The Adoration of
Jenna Fox
by Mary E Pearson
The House of the Scorpion
b y Nancy Farmer
Feed by M T Anderson
SPACE
GAMING COMPUTERS
PRESENT DAY
Ender’s Game by
Epic by
Conor Kostick
Orson Scott Card
Candor by
Pam Bachorz
The Line
by Teri Hall
Variant by
Robinson Wells
Little Brother by
Cory Doctorow
Or how about a classic?
1984 by George
Orwell
Fahrenheit 451
By Ray Bradbury
Gathering Blue
By Lois Lowry
Neuromancer by
William Gibson
The Handmaid’s Tale by
Margaret Atwood
Brave New World
By Aldous Huxley