the poll: Howdy! So I'm currently wanting to try and read Sci-Fi so if y'all have any CLEAN sci-fi books for me to look into, please let me know!! > Likes and Comments
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H20 by Virginia Bergin is a really good one! So is Fahrenheit 451!
I haven’t read it yet, but I REALLY want to, anyways “Red Rising” is clean with no spice, and I heard it’s really good. Hope this helps☺️
The Gate Chronicles by Alli Earnest (I feel like it's more fantasy than sci-fi but it's close enough lol).
I'm currently reading Rogue Pursuit by B.L. Dean which is sci-fi. It's the first book in the Shades of Starlight series. It's clean so far and I'm confident the rest of the book and series is too. If it's not clean I will be severely disappointed. (Under the name Becky Dean, the author writes clean romances)
@kennah I’ve heard that red rising is kind gruesome and violent, and spice free yes, but I just wanted to add that in case someone would wanna take that into consideration!!
my recs are Cinder by Marissa Meyer and Jupiter Winds by C.J. Darlington! (The first one is sci-fi fantasy, the second one is more speculative sci fi since it isn’t plausible)
definitely The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer!! they're sci-fi based on fairy tales! there's a romance subplot for each of the characters, but nothing beyond like a smooch, i think, and violence level is about the same (or less) than the Hunger Games (if you've read those lol). i'd recommend The Maze Runner, too, but I've only read the first one of those😅
Ok, so I’ve heard this series is clean, but I also know it’s violent. The first book is called Technically Not Dead and it seems like a really cool sci-fi story.
There’s also a series of standalone books that go in timeline order with the first book being called The Mark of the Dragonfly. It’s pretty clean. There’s one instance of nudity (very very brief with not description), violence, and maybe some language? I don’t remember. If there is, it wasn’t much because I let my little sister read it after me and she would have been ten or eleven at the time.
Shades of Starlight series by B.L Dean
Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis and Legend by Marie Lu
I actually own a copy of Cinder! I think I’ll try to read that!!
Operation Grendel by Daniel Schwabauer
Maxine Justice: Galactic Attorney by Daniel Schwabauer
A Frugal Wizard’s Handbook to Medieval England by Brandon Sanderson
Secrets in the Mist by Morgan L Busse
Blood Secrets by Morgan L Busse
Dune is very good, but it depends on your definition of ‘clean.’
I, Robot by Isaac Asimov is good. So is the Helium-3 series by Homer Hickam.
Marie C Keiser’s books. I haven’t finished reading them but so far they’re good.
Cinder by Marissa Meyer is like a romance sci-fi and I love it!
The Lunar Chronicles series by Marrissa Meyer and The Renegades series by Marrissa Meyer
Warcross (it’s literally so underrated), Cinder (its a mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopia), Fahrenheit 451, Legend (it’s more dystopian but its also so good), Renegades (it’s like this superhero sci-fi fantasy, it’s SO good), Red Rising
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H20 by Virginia Bergin is a really good one! So is Fahrenheit 451!
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I haven’t read it yet, but I REALLY want to, anyways “Red Rising” is clean with no spice, and I heard it’s really good. Hope this helps☺️
The Gate Chronicles by Alli Earnest (I feel like it's more fantasy than sci-fi but it's close enough lol).I'm currently reading Rogue Pursuit by B.L. Dean which is sci-fi. It's the first book in the Shades of Starlight series. It's clean so far and I'm confident the rest of the book and series is too. If it's not clean I will be severely disappointed. (Under the name Becky Dean, the author writes clean romances)
@kennah I’ve heard that red rising is kind gruesome and violent, and spice free yes, but I just wanted to add that in case someone would wanna take that into consideration!!
my recs are Cinder by Marissa Meyer and Jupiter Winds by C.J. Darlington! (The first one is sci-fi fantasy, the second one is more speculative sci fi since it isn’t plausible)
definitely The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer!! they're sci-fi based on fairy tales! there's a romance subplot for each of the characters, but nothing beyond like a smooch, i think, and violence level is about the same (or less) than the Hunger Games (if you've read those lol). i'd recommend The Maze Runner, too, but I've only read the first one of those😅
Ok, so I’ve heard this series is clean, but I also know it’s violent. The first book is called Technically Not Dead and it seems like a really cool sci-fi story.There’s also a series of standalone books that go in timeline order with the first book being called The Mark of the Dragonfly. It’s pretty clean. There’s one instance of nudity (very very brief with not description), violence, and maybe some language? I don’t remember. If there is, it wasn’t much because I let my little sister read it after me and she would have been ten or eleven at the time.
Shades of Starlight series by B.L Dean
Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis and Legend by Marie Lu
I actually own a copy of Cinder! I think I’ll try to read that!!
Operation Grendel by Daniel SchwabauerMaxine Justice: Galactic Attorney by Daniel Schwabauer
A Frugal Wizard’s Handbook to Medieval England by Brandon Sanderson
Secrets in the Mist by Morgan L Busse
Blood Secrets by Morgan L Busse
Dune is very good, but it depends on your definition of ‘clean.’
I, Robot by Isaac Asimov is good. So is the Helium-3 series by Homer Hickam.
Marie C Keiser’s books. I haven’t finished reading them but so far they’re good.
Cinder by Marissa Meyer is like a romance sci-fi and I love it!
The Lunar Chronicles series by Marrissa Meyer and The Renegades series by Marrissa Meyer
Warcross (it’s literally so underrated), Cinder (its a mix of sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopia), Fahrenheit 451, Legend (it’s more dystopian but its also so good), Renegades (it’s like this superhero sci-fi fantasy, it’s SO good), Red Rising
