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   The Mortal Instruments Series

   A group of half-angel people fight demons.

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   Infernal Devices trilogy

   A girl split between her brother and her power.

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   Harry Potter

   This book needs no description.

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   The Demon King

   Princess and Wizard fighting side by side, what will happen?

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   Maximum Ride

   People who were genetically engineered to do amazing things.

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   Inkheart

   Dustfinger and Silvertongue are characters that escape from a book. By the end you will be glad you don't have the same power.

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   Eragon

   A boy finds a blue stone but it hatches into a dragon. Join the boy and his dragon on some fabulous adventures!

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   The Giver

   An interesting look at the future.

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   Darkest Powers

   A group of teeenagers have been sent to a group home for troubled youth. Really they are all experiments: a witch, werewolf all sorts of things!

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    Wicked Lovely

    A girl can see faeries and is pulled into an old war but she has to try and salvage her life, love and summer at the same time.

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   I Am Number Four

   A fight for life with added romance and amazing battle scenes.

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   The Hunger Games

   A struggle for equality and a fight for what's right, one voice can make a difference.

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   The Burning Time

   A book that paints a vivid painting of an unhuman time in history.

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   Catching Fire

   An epic sequel that will keep you reading and struggling along with the characters.

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   Mockingjay

   A gripping end to it all, this book takes unexpected twists and turns and keeps you trying to define right from wrong.

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   Iqbal

   A gripping true story of rebellion and standing up for what you believe in.

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   Camp X

   A jaw dropping breathtaking adventure during the second world war.

8. The Bully Boys

   An up close look on war death and bravery.

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   Shattered

   An eye opening mystery revolving around poverty and struggle.

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    Daniel's Story

    A sad up close visual on the second world war.

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   Soul Surfer

   This a true story about a 13 year old girl and how she lost her arm in a shark attack. The fight to get back on a board and surf.

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   Harry Potter series

   The most amazing books ever written. Nuff said.

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   Unsweetined

   an audiobiography of her life.

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   The Outsiders

   Set in the 1950's when you were sprated by class of rich and poor. The socs (rich) and the greasers (poor). In the persective of the fourteen year old greaser, Ponyboy and the fight to make things right.

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   That was then, This is now

   a great non sequel but kind of sequel to The Outsiders. Refences to The Outsiders and some characters are it in it.

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   Pretty Little Liars series

   A great thriller, mystery series for teen girls

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   The Lying Game

   if you love pretty little liars you'll love this book as well as the rest of it's series.

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   The Hunger Games

   The second best books ever written next to HARRY POTTER!

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   The Giver

   A book set in the future like the hunger games. people who enjoy the hunger games will enjoy this stand alone book

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    Divergent

    A mix of the giver and the hunger games in one book.

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   The Hunger Games

   The classic, synonymous-with, most popular dystopian novel for good reason!

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   All Good Children

   An awesome read-alike to The Hunger Games, it focuses on the concept of freedom in a not-so-distant future. Bonus: It's by a Canadian (!!) author!

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   Bumped

   Another awesome dystopian read that deals with teens, reproductive rights, and the power of the media in a compelling, interesting future.

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   Thumped

   The sequel to Bumped, it's equally excellent (or, dare I say it, better) than the original, something not every book or movie can claim. Best of all, you don't even need to read the original first to understand!

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   Beauty Queens

   Ms. Bray known as an accomplished author for good reason, and her foray into dystopian fiction is equally good. It's like the future of Toddlers and Tiaras, Facebook, and major corporations rolled into one hilarious, interesting read!

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   The Giver

   The classic dystopian read that started it all!

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   1984

   Another classic that really makes you think about supervision and constant monitering (Reader's Warning: Facebook will NEVER look the same again!)

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   Life As We Knew It

   This novel seems a bit less scientifically based (in comparison) to the rest of the novels on this list, but I love how it focuses on what happens to the family dynamic in the face of tragedy.

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   The Selection

   I can't personally testify for this one, but every friend who has read it has loved it, so I figured it should make this list. Focusing on caste systems and the future of royalty, it seems like an intriguing read!

10. 

    A Clockwork Orange

    Again, I have heard this is an awesome read! Focusing on youth rebellion (often using violence) it's not exactly a YA novel by any stretch of the imagination, but an awesome dystopian read nonetheless!

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1. 

   The Thief Series

   A fantasy adventure series that takes place in a very complex world. The characters are lovable and and very colourful. First book is The Thief.

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   Harry Potter

   For lovers of classic magic with plenty of wand waving and potion brewing. First book is Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

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   Seven Kingdoms Trilogy

   Amazingly thrilling. Three books that each focus on a different character are well written, well thought out and full of fantasy goodness. First book is Graceling.

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   The Books of Bayern

   The first book is based off of a fairytale, but the author liked the world she had created so much that she wrote more. Magical, with a hint of romance, true coming of age novels. First book is The Goose Girl.

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   The Lord of The Rings

   It's The Lord of The Rings, enough said. First book is The Hobbit.

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   The Inheritance Cycle

   Although the first book is a bit shaky, this series of dragons and old legends come to life is a fun read. First book is Eragon.

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   The Giver Series

   Slightly dark and more sci-fi than fantasy, these dystopian novels are incredible. First book is The Giver.

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   Percy Jackson and The Olympians

   Fun, written for a younger audience, but none the less fun. Full of gods and magic and good ole good vs evil action. First book is The Lightning Thief.

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   Bartimaeus Trilogy

   A little odd, a little quirky, with a lot of magic. The books revolve around a demon and the boy who summons him. First book is The Amulet of Samarkand.

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    Artemis Fowl

    Who doesn't love a super genius who turns super villain? The escapades of Artemis, Butler, and Holly, although written for younger readers, are still hilarious. First book is Artemis Fowl.

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