William Golding's Lord of the Flies remains a riveting go-to, especially for units on the rise of brute force over democratic rule, and the need of society to protect the less able. These read-alikes, curated by the NCTE and SLJ, are intended to enrich the context, amplify the message, or offer an alternative view.
William Golding's Lord of the Flies remains a riveting go-to, especially for units on the rise of brute force over democratic rule, and the need of society to protect the less able. These read-alikes, curated by the NCTE and SLJ, are intended to enrich the context, amplify the message, or offer an alternative view.
Bray, Libba. Beauty Queens. Scholastic. ISBN 9780439895972.
Collins, Suzanne. The Hunger Games. Scholastic. ISBN 9780439023528.
Lu, Marie. Legend. Puffin. ISBN9780141339603.
Mejia, Tehlor Kay. We Set the Dark on Fire. HarperCollins. ISBN 9780062691323.
Morgan, Kass. The 100. Little, Brown. ISBN 9780316234498.
Pon, Cindy. Want. S. & S. ISBN 9781481489225.
Roth, Veronica. Divergent. HarperCollins/Katharine Tegen. ISBN 9780062024022.
NCTE’s Standing Committee Against Censorship and the Orbis Pictus Award Committees, including Jessica Beck, Ann David, Christina Dobbs, Mark Letcher, Becki Maldonado & Sharon Ryan SLJ’s Reviews Editors: Shelley Diaz, Kimberly Fakih, Amanda Mastrull, Florence Simmons & Ashleigh Williams
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