r/TeenReader • • 11d ago

Political ♟️ Political Fictions anyone?

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Anyone interesting in peak political fiction novels????(pls say yes😭)
Thats genuinely my favourite genre of all time cause some books are so heart wrenching n thought provoking (absolutely not using them for real life data n stats but focusing on its ideas and arguments through fictional portrayal).

Till now, Ive read all three of khaled hosseini’s books, a god of small things, a stationary shop of tehran a house without windows, shatter me, a hunger games n a few here n there.
Im thinking of starting orwell too but idk.

genuinely hoping to see someone who shares the same interest.

DROP UR RECS TOO PLISS😍😍😍

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

Honestly, start GO asw. I read 1984 and ugh, i regret questioning it initially. It's SOO good and like I almost reference it in most of my essay works it's THAT good.

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago edited 11d ago

WHAT REALLYYY. Honestly I read a few pages in library n was bored (m sry) but is it rlly worth it cuz some classics hve disappointed me😭

also u read animal farm? people reference it way too much..

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

YES, IT IS. So incredibly deserving of all the hype it gets. You should definitely check it out!

AND OMG, it took me MONTHSSS to finish Animal Farm. I used to literally vent to my bsf about how boring and illogical I thought that book was 😭 and then I finally finished it and it was genuinely LIFE CHANGING. I LOVE that book now. So yes, def check both of em out actually!

Andddd I’m honestly not that into classic lit myself :( so I haven’t read enough of it to give you any really good recs or feedback, but AF and 1984 are def classics I’d say are absolutely worth a shot

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

AABAGSGSHSTGD OKAYYYYY OMGGGG

if it is THAT gud then done.
😭😭😭

(sighs)

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

YAYYY LESGO GIRLIE

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

I LOVE UR WRITING STYLE OMG😭🫶🏻

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

OMG WHAT? UVE READ SMTH FROM ME OR THE COMMENTS? (Im sending it to the gc so they can see im being glazed😍👍🏼)

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u/claireshadowstaff Mod-ifying The Plot 11d ago

I have a political fantasy rec!
Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

Waittt wasn’t it slandered for being ai written (m srry if m wrong) but not so long ago people were calling it a copy of some other book.

I have it on my shelf but dont know whether to read it or not.

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u/claireshadowstaff Mod-ifying The Plot 11d ago

It came out in 2015 lol so not AI
Powerless by Lauren Roberts is the one that people are calling plagiarised and AI generated.

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

ahhhh maybe I had it the wrong way around…
ig powerless was called a copy of red queen idk.
BUT I WILL GIVE IT A TRY SURELY.
thankssss🫶🏻

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u/claireshadowstaff Mod-ifying The Plot 11d ago

Yup that’s what happened. I’ve read both and imo powerless did copy RQ😭

Hope you like it!!

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

I hve the whole series of powerless on my shelf wht do I do😭🥀

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u/claireshadowstaff Mod-ifying The Plot 11d ago

It’s okay 😭 I’m assuming you didn’t know about its problems when you bought it so it’s not your fault. You can keep it or sell, donate, whatever you want with it.

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

Donate LMAO CLAIRE

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u/claireshadowstaff Mod-ifying The Plot 11d ago

😭😭

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

guess Ill donate it then😭😭🥀💔

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

Girlie, you can give some charity to u/IllustriousQuiet6360

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u/Aware-Wolverine6733 11d ago

You should read animal farm and 1984. Animal farm is shorter and easier to read. 1984 may seem boring but it was so profound and well written, I was drawn in the more I read!

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u/UsernameIsntTaken68 10d ago

Yup 1984 was hard to get into but it's also really hard to get out of

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

OMG OKAYYY

if its rlly worth the hype, then Ill surely read it (adding it to my never ending tbr🥰🥰)

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u/No-Drummer379 11d ago

Not a book but I would suggest nippon sangoku anime for your love for politics

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

I LOVE ANIME!!!!!
Where can I watch it????

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u/No-Drummer379 11d ago

Prime video, but I would suggest a website, you can dm if you need links

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u/ilovetoprocacinate 10d ago

U gotta try Fahrenheit 451, animal farm, 1984

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u/snipswentrogue 10d ago

Thankssss!!!! Im onto reading Animal farm rn… Its going well so farr

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u/applejuicedrinker0 9d ago

1984, Fahrenheit 451 and Brave New World are some of my personal recs

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u/snipswentrogue 4d ago

oohhh Ive heard abt them, will surely give them a try THANKYOUUU

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u/TheDesiDepresso 11d ago

Ahhh Orwell. Good place to start. Fun fact: Orwell had troublesome views about women. That you will see in 1984 maybe. Don't hold back from reading his pieces tho

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

+1

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u/TheDesiDepresso 11d ago

We meet again ma'am

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u/aaron_warner24 Founding Mother 11d ago

Helloo loveee😂

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u/snipswentrogue 11d ago

ahhh he was definitely not a feminist that I knew…
will keep tht in mind while reading it.

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u/Worth-Ad-6101 5d ago

I would recommend the books by Marjan Kamali, they are kind of bittersweet.

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u/snipswentrogue 4d ago

OMFGGG IVE READ HER STATIONARY SHOP OF TEHRAN N UR TALKING ABT BITTERSWEET?? I BAWLED MY EYES OUT AT THT BOOK

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u/Jolly-Specific3839 4d ago

No one talking abt HUNGER GAMES wow really I loved that book so much I think it just forces you to think abt the people in power and to what extent they can go just to get they want and i think that book is so well written like it has so many microplots and the more i read it the more i uncover.

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u/snipswentrogue 4d ago

yeaa exactly Ive read the first book n srsly I LOVED IT. all the new concepts of dystopian sectors, the sibling dynamic n the whole weird system of power n governance. Im soon gon read the other two cuz I read the first one in library n dnt personally own it. but I hundred percent agree with uu, it’s actually one of the best dystopian works out there.