The Alliance

By Gerald Lund

This a post apocalyptic book about settlements that were set after a nuclear war between the USA and Russia. There are different types of societies, some which are very restrictive, and remove the free will of those who belong to the community. It is similar to The Giver enough that if you liked it you would love this book.

Overall: 5 out of 5

Language: Not a worry

Violence: Some intense violence, but nothing too graphic.

Morality: Not a worry

Age appropriate: 12 and up

Pillage

By Obert Skye

This book is about a boy and some dragons, it is a well written book that is fairly engaging. It is a fantasy book that takes place in the northeastern united states.

Overall: 4 out of 5 Stars

Language: Not a problem

Violence: There are some bullying, by other children, and some of the dragons attack cities. Nothing really intense.

Morality: Not a problem

Age appropriate: 10 and up

The Hunger Games

by Suzanne Collins

For plot synopsis, go to
http://www.scholastic.com/thehungergames/

Overall rating: Four out of Five stars

Morality: No sexuality. Examines themes such as media, technology, and the fact that anyone, anywhere always has the freedom to choose their actions.

Language: Don't remember.

Violence: It has a fair amount of violence, but is not overly graphic.

Age appropriate: 14 and up

The Chronicles of Narnia

by C.S. Lewis

I give this series a five out of five stars. I doubt that anyone is not familiar with this book series, so I will just say all the books are great and I really enjoy reading them.

Overall: 5 out of 5

Language: Not an issue

Violence: Wars and rumors of wars, but nothing graphic. The last book has a little more explicit violence.

Morality: Not an issue

Age appropriate: 8 and up