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15 voters
Listopia > Sarah's votes on the list What Dystopian Readers Should Know (13 Books)
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Red Scarf Girl
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"A memoir of a young girls journey through China's Cultural Reformation. What happens when we cease to think for ourselves. Thought provoking. "
Sarah
rated it 4 stars
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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
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"They rise long before the sun, they are counted, fed an ounce or two of mush, and sent to work in the freezing Siberian cold. Only if the thermometer reads under 40 below do they get the day off work, and they're pretty sure the thermometer has been messed with. Follow Ivan Denisovich and his fellow laborers for one day as they fight - minute by minute - against the frigid, starving, hateful environment of one of Stalins Labor Camps. "
Sarah
rated it 5 stars
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After the War
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Parallel Journeys
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"The story of a boy in Hitler Youth, and the power that swept him off his feet and out of his mind - and the story of a Jewish woman who must leave her child and move around until she finally hunted down and sent to a concentration camp.
Sarah
rated it 4 stars
These two stories side by side bring to light many aspects often overlooked, but extremely important for us to know." See Review |
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The Wave
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"What happens when one history teachers little experiment gets a little out of hand? We see a layer of human nature that is rarely explained to us. This is a must read for anyone studying history, psychology, or who has questions about the major movements of the 20th century. "
Sarah
rated it 4 stars
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The Hiding Place: The Triumphant True Story of Corrie Ten Boom
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All Quiet on the Western Front
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"Words escape me when trying to explain this book. I have never read such vivid, poignant, achingly clear prose as this. Remarque has captured the feelings, the horrors, the terror of war above and beyond what any other writer can come close to."
Sarah
rated it 5 stars
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The Road from Home: A True Story of Courage, Survival, and Hope
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"This is a beautifully written account of one strong young woman's survival of the little known catastrophe of the 20th century - The movement of the Turkish government to destroy completely their Armenian population - the horrors that inspired Adolph Hitler, for, "Who remembers now the destruction of the Armenians?" "
Sarah
rated it 4 stars
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The Book Thief
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The Diary of a Young Girl
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"She, her family, and four other people have to hide in secret rooms of her fathers former workplace for two years and one month. Cramped, never aloud to go outside, always wondering if the gestapo are coming to take them away. Anne Frank was a deep, beautiful soul with a whole world she was eager to discover. Even hiding like a hunted animal for years never kept her from hungering for a full life, from searching for the answers, from searching out beauty. "
Sarah
rated it 5 stars
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Fallen Angels
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To Destroy You Is No Loss: The Odyssey of a Cambodian Family
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Black Like Me
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