Written By: Syrine Ben Ayed and Harini Manda
Here are a few recommended books from our fellow scouts...
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins -
In a dystopian future, two representatives from each of twelve districts surrounding the Capitol are chosen to participate in the annual Hunger Games. Suzanne Collin's compelling story centers on the struggles of family, love, and society.
11 Birthdays by Wendy Mass-
Though Amanda Ellerby and her best friend Leo's inseparable connections have lasted since the day they were born, this year is different.
"I chose this book because I like how the comedy blends in with the mystery which makes it funny but interesting at the same time" - Avni Madhu.
Gifted Hands by Ben Carson-
This story is centered on the life of Ben Carson, one full of seemingly impossible opportunities. Gifted Hands uncovers a man of modesty, sympathy, and fortitude.
The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer-
This series consists of the futuristic retellings of the classic fairy tales that we've all been accustomed to.
Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli-
After fifteen years of homeschool, Stargirl surges into tenth grade with the rattle of her ukelele and her vivid personality. Although she is the school's pariah, some have found her unique quality, always to be true to herself, inspiring. Jerry Spinelli weaves an emotional tale focused on the brittleness of popularity and the influence of first love.
"It's filled with a topic that needs to be told. Be yourself, and if you let so, control who you are, you aren't original anymore. Don't try to be someone else, because everyone is already taken." - Zoe Bell
Harry Potter by J.K Rowling-
On Harry’s eleventh birthday, he discovers the truth behind his magical origins. He embarks on an adventure that leads him to Hogwarts, a school of witchcraft and wizardry, his real friends, and his inevitable destiny.
“I like the magical adventure of Harry Potter and the details in the book.” - Sindhuja Ramesh
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo-
Kaz Brekker is offered an attempt at an impossible heist that will make him extremely wealthy. But he can’t pull it off without his crew.
“The book is a dystopian heist and adventure, where the main characters have to break into and escape from prison. I enjoy books like this, so Six of Crows is one of my favorite books.” - Anokhi Luthra
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