i feel like perhaps you’d like six of crows

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Unwind for dystopian! It’s still different from all the others and it’s a killer series

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The Murderbot Diaries! A series of novelettes following a security robot with severe antisocial traits and an overridden governor module. Murderbot just wants to be left alone to watch its drama TV… fast paced, thought-compelling, and filled with words I had to google

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if we were villains

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Davinci code

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Good girls guide to murder series! Just finished the second one, first was so good but the second was even better and I’m waiting for the 3rd to be available at the library 🙈

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The Invisible Life of Addie Larue is one of my favorites! Mostly realistic other than the immortality aspect lol.

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this is a basic rec but a court of thorns and rose by safah j maas. dystopian, fantasy, world-building and characters with deep lore. if u like hunger games then you’d like the series a lot.

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Anything by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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Brave new world

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The Chaos Walking Trilogy by Patrick Ness is sooo good! It’s middle grade/YA but it still covers really complex themes. I really liked its handling of masculinity, war, and violence.

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The Dispossessed, In Dubious Battle, The City & The City, The Possibility of an Island, Roadside Picnic, Germinal

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Not Quite Dead Yet by Holly Jackson!!!

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I’m writing one, I can get back to you in 2 years when I’ve finished the first draft of book 1

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What are you doing if you haven’t read the darkest minds? I’m admin on the Wikipedia fandom page. I advocate it with my heart.🖤

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The Memory Police by Yōko Ogawa

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The immortal rules by Julie kagawa is good ya dystopian. So is legend by Marie Lu and even cinder by Marissa Meyer

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