My To-Read List of Dystopian Books

So I went book crazy yesterday. I searched for every possible dystopian title I could find, and yes, it has something to do with The Hunger Games. After all, it turned out to be the best read in a long time, so why stop there? I read articles, forums, lists, and people’s reviews on Goodreads to compose my to-read list.

If you’ve read any of the following books, let me know what you thought. Meanwhile, I’m still working on my reviews for The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (5 stars), Divergent by Veronica Roth (4 stars), and Wither by Lauren DeStefano (3 stars). So that’s coming soon.

The Guy I Was Crushing on in The Hunger Games

Remember Jess Witkins talking about her vivid dream of participating in The Hunger Games last Friday? Well, it was the last straw that made me read the series. Finally. (I’m almost finished!) But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s start from the general and go onto the specific from there…

According to a good friend of mine, dystopian is the new vampire in Publishing trends, and she’s right of course. Right now, I am enjoying every dystopian book I can get my hands on, and even though I’d never admit I do it because it’s trendy, maybe that’s the thing I’ve always done. I like commercial music and I did bite for Twilight when it was living large.

I Dreamed I Was in The Hunger Games by Jess Witkins

It's another round of Life List magic today, and I have the one and only Jess Witkins here today to talk about a dream she had, and one very peculiar at that. It will make you take up dream interpretation for sure. And it makes me pick up The Hunger Games, finally. Yes, it's time.

Oh, and don't forget to check my guest post at Jenny Hansen's blog. Today I blog about New Year's lists, Bucket Lists, and Life Lists. Basically, if you're a list-maker, we have something in common.