Tag Archive | dystopia
Review: Enclave
All right, I know the cover and title don’t match. Originally, this book was supposed to be called Razorland, but at some point the name was changed. (Probably because Enclave makes more sense.) However, odd cover/title discrepancy not withstanding, this teen dystopic I Am Legend-esque book is pretty cool. Enclave By Ann Aguirre Deuce lives […]
Review: Across the Universe
Across the Universe By Beth Revis Amy’s parents are essential passengers aboard the Godspeed, an inter-generational ship built to ferry colonists like Amy’s parents to a new planet 300 years away. However, Amy’s parents refuse to go if Amy can’t come along too. So, Amy agrees to be cryogenically frozen with her parents and to […]
Great Gifts for the Future Rebel of a Dystopic Society
Do you live in a world where people monitor your every move? Where you have to check in every time you go someplace new? Where every minute of your day is scheduled? Then you’re probably just in high school. It’s no wonder that teens relate so well to characters rebelling against their oppressive, dystopic societies. […]