[JustinDono]

I'm pretty much a stranger to most sci-fi, but those are great lists.  Came in to see if Bradbury and Card were on there, saw that indeed they were.  I got nothing else to add but thanks for posting this!

[macdibble Posts: 102 Status: Offline WWW]

Anything a person can do to promote good SF improves the world.

I can elaborate on that statement but it's going to take an hour, a projector, one of those cute laser pointers... and no heckling from the audience.

 

[macdibble Posts: 102 Status: Offline WWW]

What it says in the link: http://io9.com/5924625/10-science-fiction-novels-you-pretend-to-have-read-and-why-you-should-actually-read-them

[macdibble Posts: 102 Status: Offline WWW]

Have you seen this flow chart from Lawrence Library to help teenagers find something else to read after Hunger Games!

 

http://www.lawrence.lib.ks.us/2012/07/if-you-liked-the-hunger-games-3/

[Pippa Posts: 386 Status: Offline Never give up! WWW]

 

Thanks, Macdibble!  I love this list 

[EllaK]

Great list, thanks!

YA: Pathfinder - Orson Scott Card (doubtless, there are other sci-fi Card books, but this is the one I can attest to... also, the sequel is coming out in October)
MG: Only You Can Save Mankind (Johnny Maxwell series) - Terry Pratchett