Flashback by Dan Simmons is definitely worth a read

--written by anonymous90 643 weeks ago

28 days later

--written by sveta piatakova 641 weeks ago

battle royale

--written by anonymous30 635 weeks ago

For a movie, I would suggest Logan's Run, and for a book, Sea of Glass by Barry B. Longyear.
It's not a very well-known book, but great if you like very dark themes.

--written by anonymous92 634 weeks ago

I liked seeing Liesel's pevctespire because everything I read about this subject before was from a Jewish person or American soldier's pevctespire. It is interesting to see how kids grow up to form opinions and how people can only keep them to themselves so much. Sometimes it is too painful not to be kind! If you like this book, you should read The Red Scarf Girl too. It deals with similar issues for a girl coming of age in communist China who is torn between the values of her family and the values she is learning in school and society. This book also reminded me of Skellig in a way because I kept thinking that Max was like the weird, magical man who the kids found in the shed. If they do make it a movie, I hope that Jean-Pierre Jeunet directs it and it looks something like City of the Lost Children !

--written by Francismar 633 weeks ago