Veronica Roth – Cass County Public Library

Allegiant, Anna Dewdney, Catching Fire, Command Authority, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck, Divergent, Doctor Sleep, Ender’s Game, Erin Hunter, House of Hades, Hunger Games, Hurry Up Houdini, Insurgent, James Dean, Janet Evanovich, Jeff Kinney, John Flanagan, John Green, John Grisham, Knight at Dawn, Llama Llama, Markus Zusak, Mary Pope Osborne, Mockingjay, Orson Scott Card, Pete the Cat, Rick Riordan, Royal Ranger, Stephen King, Suzanne Collins, Sycamore Row, Takedown Twenty, The Book Thief, The Fault in Our Stars, Thunder Rising, Tom Clancy, Veronica Roth

Last minute gift ideas for readers of all ages

Looking for that last minute Christmas gift? —what about a book? Try your local stores for these titles that have been flying off the library shelves.

Book Reviews Drexel

A Time to Kill, Allegiant, Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason, Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Divergent, Doctor Sleep, Helen Fielding, Heroes of Olympus, House of Hades, Jeff Kinney, John Grisham, Kinsey Millhone mysteries, Rick Riordan, Stephen King, Sue Grafton, Sycamore Row, The Shining, Veronica Roth, W is for Wasted

“Blockbuster” books for Fall 2013

Fall is usually a great time for brand new books and 2013 is no exception. Here are a few anticipated titles, including some new installments from some beloved series and a couple of long awaited sequels.

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Ally Condie, Blood Red Road, Catching Fire, Delirium, Divergent, dystopian fiction, Insignia, James Dashner, Lauren Oliver, Matched, Mocking Jay, Moria Young, Neal Shusterman, S. J. Kincaid, Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Under the Never Sky, Unwind, Veronica Rossi, Veronica Roth

Dystopian Genre?

I was recently talking to a group of teenagers and asked them how many of them liked The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins. Almost everyone raised their hands, but when I asked the same group if they knew what the dystopian genre was, only one knew what I was talking about. I really wasn’t surprised by this. Readers, young and old, have fallen in love with the hit series The Hunger Games, and are looking for more books that fall into this genre. They just don’t know where to look.