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Top Ten Books That Make You Think (About The World, People, Life, etc.)
- Forbidden
by Tabitha Suzuma
- Don't Breathe a Word
by Holly Cupala
- Darkness Becomes Her
by Kelly Keaton
- Sea
by Heidi R. Kling
- The Hunger Games
by Suzanne Collins
- Divergent
by Veronica Roth
- Wither
by Lauren DeStefano
- Angelfall
by Susan Ee
- Breathe
by Sarah Crossan
- XVI
by Julia Karr
- Forbidden by
- See You at Harry's
by Jo Knowles
- Social Suicide
by Gemma Halliday
- Stolen
By Lucy Christopher
- Tears of a Tiger
By Sharon Draper
- Forged by Fire
By Sharon Draper
- Darkness Before Dawn
By Sharon Draper
- Double Dutch
By Sharon Draper
- Copper Sun
By Sharon Draper
- A Midsummer's Nightmare
By Kody Keplinger
- The Hunger Games
- Harry Potter Series
by J.K. Rowling
- The Twilight Saga
by Stephenie Meyer
- Divergent
- The Lorax
by Dr. Seuss
- Thirteen Reasons Why
by Jay Asher
- The Grapes of Wrath
by John Steinbeck
- Animal Farm and 1984
by George Orwell
- The Help
by Kathryn Stockett
- The Invention of Religion
by Alexander Drake
- Fahrenheit 451
by Ray Bradbury
- The Invention of Christianity
by Alexander Drake
- The Hunger Games
- The Da Vinci Code
by Dan Brown
- Harry Potter Series
- The Lost Symbol
by Dan Brown
- Life As We Knew It
by Susan Beth Pfeffer
- The White Plague
by Frank Herbert
- A Christmas Carol
by Charles Dickens
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Nice lists! I considered putting Harry Potter on my list, but it eventually dropped of, but I agree it made me think about important stuff!
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This is such a great list. I am gonna check out the ones I have not heard/read!
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Great lists!! I love that other people are including a lot of dystopians on theirs as well!
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These lists are great! I like the Dr Seuss one lol
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Awesome choices! I've read many of those, but some of them I've never heard of! Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteOh, I forgot about Wither! While it didn't immediately make me think, after a while I really thought about that world and how far is too far when it comes to science. I love that your lists are all pretty diverse, but there are some similar themes running through them.
ReplyDelete4 great list lots to think about and some new books for my to-read list
ReplyDelete4 great list lots to think about and some new books for my to-read list
ReplyDeleteWow, so many YA books I've never read! 1984 is on my list too, Tammy. It was one of the first and most important dystopian novels. I LOVE the Lorax pick. I forgot all about children's books, I think I'd need a whole new list! Thanks for stopping by our Blog!
ReplyDeleteI almost included Harry Potter too, but didn't. Though it definitely did make me think about the way people perceive others and, of course, how quickly the media can skew anything!
ReplyDeleteHP, Divergent and Hunger Games have all made me think about several things. I'd say HP is one of the most influential piece of work our generation has seen and I think it's one of the reason why we love books so much, especially YA. THG is definitely one of the books that's been thrown out this week and I don't think there are that many people who can say that HG hasn't made them rethink their values.
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Siiri @ Little Pieces of Imagination
I can't believe I didn't think of Forbidden! It definitely should've hit my top ten...I still find myself thinking and wondering about it.
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I have Forbidden sitting in my spare room right now! I guess it needs to move up on the TBR list? Thanks for stopping by! ~Maggie
ReplyDeleteREALLY, I need to read Forbidden!! And yes, the Hunger Games really make you start thinking about almost everything. Awesome lists :) ;)
ReplyDeleteCool Lists!! So many books! Life as we knew it and fahrenheit 451 are definitely good picks and I really want to read the Deadly Cool books!
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Wow! Lots of fabulous books on these lists. I've only read a few, but I agree with you completely on those, so I probably need to now read everything on all of your lists! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are all such great lists! I have a copy of Forbidden and Don't Breathe a Word sitting on my shelf that I really need to make time for. And I LOVE that I see The Lorax up there! <3
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~Sara @ Forever 17 Books
A lot of great books! I think The Hunger Games are in most of them :) Also some classics.
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Stolen almost made my list =) And I love that Lorex is on this list! Thanks for stopping by today.
ReplyDeleteGreat lists! Thanks for visiting mine today. :) I think The Hunger Games ended up on many lists today!
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I'm curious about Forbidden now! I have to go read about it. Thanks for stopping by Libby Blog today!
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Awesome lists! There's a lot on here I have yet to read, but am happy to see The Hunger Games made it on. You wouldn't think it would cause a lot of thought, but after reading it I couldn't help but think about all the possibilities, political references, etc.
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ReplyDeleteI'd totally forgotten about Animal Farm... that was one of my favorite reads in school and definitely made me think.
ReplyDeleteGreat lists! Must read The Da Vinci Code at some point. I've only seen the film.
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