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Old 08-04-2010, 02:05 PM   #25
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I'd also recommend the "A Hat Full of Sky" by Terry Pratchett.
I'll check it out. Thanks!

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Have you read the Wizard of Oz series? There is more than just that one book the movie is based on. I have it on my TBR list and am looking forward to exploring what appears to be quite a rich fantasy world. Other YA books in the e-library include the Narnia series
and the Anne of Green Gables series.

If you are exploring Pratchett's YA don't forget 'Only You Can Save Mankind' and the rest of the Johnny Maxwell books
Narnia series is also great. Definitely a classic. I'm glad it's finally getting the credit it deserves with these new movies. I didn't know there were other Wizard of Oz stories. I'm not even sure I knew it was a book to begin with. I'll have to get to the bottom of this. Google Ho!

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Since you mentioned the Hunger Games, you should check out The Maze Runner by James Dashner. Although I preferred the Hunger Games, this book deals with similar themes (futuristic dystopia where children are forced to live in a dangerous environment) and was an easy/enjoyable read.
I loved Maze Runner also. Such a great book. The Grievers...pretty strange stuff. It is pretty similar to Hunger Games. Must be something about that kind of gladiator/game concept that draws people in. Thanks for the suggestion!
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