September Reading Advent

 Hello again, my lovely readers!

I've had a bit of a delay working on this advent, but I've compiled a fantastic list of books this month for what is DEFINITELY my favorite genre.

This month's reading advent theme is Dystopian/Sci-Fi September!

I absolutely love the thrills and chills that these incredible novels give me. They keep me hooked with relatable characters, plenty of drama, and a broken world in which these books are set. I loved reading these for you guys, and I hope you enjoy these epic tales of adventure!

(Note: Not all of these recommendations are completely clean, including every other advent post after this. Read at your own discretion, but I try not to recommend too many books with bad content. Happy reading!)

  1. Dune-Frank Herbert
  2. Animal Farm-George Orwell
  3. Ender's Game-Orson Scott Card
  4. I Think I Was Murdered-Colleen Coble/Rick Acker
  5. Divergent-Veronica Roth
  6. Gifts-Ursula K. Le Guin
  7. The Maze Runner-James Dashner
  8. Cinder-Marissa Meyer
  9. The Hunger Games-Suzanne Collins
  10. In 27 Days-Alison Gervais
  11. Pivot Point-Kasie West
  12. Enhanced-Candace Kade
  13. The Selection-Kiera Cass
  14. Any Sign of Life-Rae Carson
  15. Uglies-Scott Westerfeld
  16. The Journal of Curious Letters-James Dashner
  17. A Time to Die-Nadine Brandes
  18. The Eye of Minds-James Dashner
  19. Skyward-Brandon Sanderson
  20. All Better Now-Neal Shusterman
  21. Matched-Ally Condie
  22. Legend-Marie Lu
  23. Scythe-Neal Shusterman
  24. Shatter Me-Taherah Mafi
  25. Delirium-Lauren Oliver
  26. Friend Me-Sheila M. Averbuch
  27. Earthfall-Mark Walden
  28. The Switch-Roland Smith
  29. The Giver-Lois Lowry
  30. The City of Ember-Jeanne DuPrau
  31. Show Us Who You Are-Elle McNicoll

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