Tbh I really love dystopian because it’s cleaner than most ya books today. It’s also incredibly nostalgic for me. Also, the fact that you mentioned unwind made me so happy! I loved that series in middle school and am thinking of re reading it soon. No one talks about it!
Huxley & Atwood dystopias in of Australia are obscenity charges so my mother a staunch conformist used to say "You let those books ruin your mind" since an urban high school I went to was best described as "Dr. Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Mutants".
ahh you’re the first person I’ve seen review the scythe book. Personally I’m quite fond of the series, I think it’s really good, one of my favorites for sure. I just think it’s great to see someone talk positively about a book you love :)
Thank you so much I looked up so many videos all recommending the same books, I loved 1984 so looking for something similar. Great work with the channel and editing too 👌
Love these recommendations! Thank youu 🥰 also cackling at the fact that you said you find some of these kind of optimal for your age range, i can stand for all of us 23 year olds happily enjoying the same books now hehe! I'm rereading a lot of the dystopias i read when i was 13 and re-living the excitement is the best! 🎉
Thank you very much and to your teacher too.🌸 Nice to have some initial stepping stones when you discover a new genre for yourself. (Aside from those books that have been made into films already, cause there are too much words and "politics" surrounding those.) It becomes intimidating to search when everyone arround is negative. So thank you very much for being positive.☺️🧡
I loveddd Scythe and Unwind (I couldn't put Unwind down). Neal Shusterman is my favorite author hands down. Honestly, I would never expect me to have a favorite author.
Nineteen Eighty Four is one really good dystopian novel that I feel is a classic in the genre. I know it's probably the most over-cited book when it comes to making political arguments ("this is literally 1984!") but I feel it paints a vivid picture of things that happen in all kinds of authoritarian regimes; propaganda, psychological warfare, suppression of information, etc. Even if politics isn't really the reader's interest, I feel the book is written really well otherwise; there's a nice flow to it, and the amount to which life in Oceania is fleshed out is also something to be appreciated "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin is another dystopian novel that I really think pioneered the genre. I believe even Orwell said that Nineteen Eighty Four was loosely based off this novel one way or another. Plot-wise, it's pretty interesting, taking place in a world where everything in human society has been reduced to logic and everything is organized with mathematical precision (art, music, labor, daily routines, etc). It's also written in a really unique format -- being a diary of the main character, D-503 -- and the writing style is something I very much appreciated as well
Long time no see! I'm fond of Post Apocalypse these days. I think Post Apocalypse and Dystopian sounds similar! I want to read [Uglies]. (I remember that you have reviewed it.) Have a nice day :)
I also recommend the Angel fall series. It’s set in a post apocalyptic world attacked by angels. It’s kind of dark, but I think it’s suitable for middle school and above and the romance is clean and doesn’t overpower.
Does anyone know any good book like the giver? Or like gathering blue / the messenger? These books were amazing I wish there were more like the son also
Yo! Fellow BookTuber! Nice to meet you! I'm Aaron, also known as PlotQuester or BookQuester! Wow! Our channels have a lot of similarities, and indeed, Divergent is an excellent choice to start on the dystopian science-fiction genre! Perhaps we could collab sometime and discuss books or something!
im not sure how accurate the movie is because I've never watched it, but i would reccommend you try to read the books because I really enjoyed them, and reading the books often gives a different experience !
i also watched the movies before reading the books, but yes i think it’s worth your while buying them, especially if you loved the movie. i haven’t watched the third and fourth movies and haven’t yet finished the 3rd novel so i cant tell you how similar they are, but there is definitely a lot left out from the books in the first two films.
can anyone tell me if the Divergent series has very much of romance or not? Since I'd like to have novels that are more of non-romance or a little of romance.
Real dystopia is how rail transit and bicycles are used to herd into solar agricultural serfdom to remember "Cinefex" article where they show a mag lev monorail off to a jungle penal colony.
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Wow I thought you were at least 18 because of how well spoken you are
Haha thank you!!
when u said u were 13 i was like😳 you're so well spoken and smart, ur recs are great too!
Haha thank you!! Im 16 now 😅😅
Finally, someone my age who can recommend books! Loved these recommendations!
Frl. Im so tired of people recommending books by Colleen hoover and Sarah J Maas bc it’s filled with so much 🌶 and I don’t like it😭
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Tbh I really love dystopian because it’s cleaner than most ya books today. It’s also incredibly nostalgic for me. Also, the fact that you mentioned unwind made me so happy! I loved that series in middle school and am thinking of re reading it soon. No one talks about it!
Huxley & Atwood dystopias in of Australia are obscenity charges so my mother a staunch conformist used to say "You let those books ruin your mind" since an urban high school I went to was best described as "Dr. Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Mutants".
ahh you’re the first person I’ve seen review the scythe book. Personally I’m quite fond of the series, I think it’s really good, one of my favorites for sure. I just think it’s great to see someone talk positively about a book you love :)
for sure! the series is just great and really interesting to read!! thanks for watching and commenting :D
Thank you so much I looked up so many videos all recommending the same books, I loved 1984 so looking for something similar. Great work with the channel and editing too 👌
Of course and thank you! Im glad my video was helpful😊
Love these recommendations! Thank youu 🥰 also cackling at the fact that you said you find some of these kind of optimal for your age range, i can stand for all of us 23 year olds happily enjoying the same books now hehe! I'm rereading a lot of the dystopias i read when i was 13 and re-living the excitement is the best! 🎉
Hahaha thank you!
Same here! Love the nostalgia factor and the fact that they’re cleaner but still have dark themes.
Thank you very much and to your teacher too.🌸
Nice to have some initial stepping stones when you discover a new genre for yourself. (Aside from those books that have been made into films already, cause there are too much words and "politics" surrounding those.)
It becomes intimidating to search when everyone arround is negative. So thank you very much for being positive.☺️🧡
Of course, thank you so much for tuning in :)
I loveddd Scythe and Unwind (I couldn't put Unwind down). Neal Shusterman is my favorite author hands down. Honestly, I would never expect me to have a favorite author.
yes!!! unwind was amazing
The Declaration sounds awesome! I had never heard of it before thanks for sharing it with us 😊
I love your recs so so much!! added almost all of them to my tbr
thank you!!
Nineteen Eighty Four is one really good dystopian novel that I feel is a classic in the genre. I know it's probably the most over-cited book when it comes to making political arguments ("this is literally 1984!") but I feel it paints a vivid picture of things that happen in all kinds of authoritarian regimes; propaganda, psychological warfare, suppression of information, etc. Even if politics isn't really the reader's interest, I feel the book is written really well otherwise; there's a nice flow to it, and the amount to which life in Oceania is fleshed out is also something to be appreciated
"We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin is another dystopian novel that I really think pioneered the genre. I believe even Orwell said that Nineteen Eighty Four was loosely based off this novel one way or another. Plot-wise, it's pretty interesting, taking place in a world where everything in human society has been reduced to logic and everything is organized with mathematical precision (art, music, labor, daily routines, etc). It's also written in a really unique format -- being a diary of the main character, D-503 -- and the writing style is something I very much appreciated as well
I just suscribed.
Dystopian genre is my favorite one. I loved your video.
Thank you!!
You amaze me! You are extremely intelligent and well spoken for your age. Thank you so much for the book recommendations:)
Thank you so much! I appreciate it :) 💓
Love how you organized your books
ahh thanks! ^^
In the hunger game series, there’s another book called the ballot of songbirds and snakes. There’s a movie coming out, and I just found the book.
She's wonderful! What great explanations. Keep up the good work!
thank you:)
In of high school I had to read Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" officially banned in Australia since Australia has strict laws against obscenity.
I read divergent too and ended up loving it!
ooh im glad you liked it!!
Could you review 'Prey World" by Alexander Merow? It is a great German dystopian novel
Long time no see! I'm fond of Post Apocalypse these days. I think Post Apocalypse and Dystopian sounds similar!
I want to read [Uglies]. (I remember that you have reviewed it.) Have a nice day :)
Yeah! Post apocalypse is kind of like a subgenre(?) of dystopian. and you totally should read uglies, i enjoyed it! Have a nice day yourself :)
I also recommend the Angel fall series. It’s set in a post apocalyptic world attacked by angels. It’s kind of dark, but I think it’s suitable for middle school and above and the romance is clean and doesn’t overpower.
Dystopia is from the Greek words 'dys' meaning bad and 'topia' or 'topos' which means place.
Ohh interesting! Thank you!
Dystopian Novel : The End Of Silence by George Ernest
My life would make nice dystopian novel. Thanks for sharing.
Does anyone know any good book like the giver? Or like gathering blue / the messenger? These books were amazing I wish there were more like the son also
I finally found your channel again! Love your videos :)
thank you!! im glad you found my channel again
Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban ( a hard book to read due to the "devolved English" its written in, but once you get past the language...)
ill check it out!
The unwind series I absolutely amazing I highly recommend it it’s absolutely amazing I read it all and have no regrets
I’m glad you liked it!! The first book was incredible
The selection reminds me of The Platform movie from Netflix
Yo! Fellow BookTuber! Nice to meet you! I'm Aaron, also known as PlotQuester or BookQuester! Wow! Our channels have a lot of similarities, and indeed, Divergent is an excellent choice to start on the dystopian science-fiction genre! Perhaps we could collab sometime and discuss books or something!
hi!! thanks for watching and nice to meet you :D ill check your channel out and maybe we can collab!
Live forever and not have kids. Sounds nice.
I loved the hunger games movie. Should I still buy the book? Would it be a waste of time since I already watched the movies?
im not sure how accurate the movie is because I've never watched it, but i would reccommend you try to read the books because I really enjoyed them, and reading the books often gives a different experience !
Also, if you're not a big fan of reading, you could read Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, which is the prequel of Hunger Games!
i also watched the movies before reading the books, but yes i think it’s worth your while buying them, especially if you loved the movie. i haven’t watched the third and fourth movies and haven’t yet finished the 3rd novel so i cant tell you how similar they are, but there is definitely a lot left out from the books in the first two films.
can anyone tell me if the Divergent series has very much of romance or not? Since I'd like to have novels that are more of non-romance or a little of romance.
I only read the first two books, but the romance is definitely more of a side plot than a main plot, however it still exists.
Please make a vdo on digital dystopian books
i will try to find some and do a review!
Environmentalists and Pro Life are a synergism of an Asimov bathroom metaphor.
i loved this video, also you are so cute and pretty
thank you :)
Unwind was a good book.
yeah!! me and my friends totally loved it!
👍🏼
The giver!!!!
yesss I love the giver!! planning to reread it after I finish my current book
@@CallMeDabz awesome!!
I love this book
Try The gender games. and the enhanced
i will check them out :)
@@CallMeDabz I like girl in the box series
Real dystopia is how rail transit and bicycles are used to herd into solar agricultural serfdom to remember "Cinefex" article where they show a mag lev monorail off to a jungle penal colony.
girl u use "like" a lot while talking as fillers lol