4.20 avg rating — 5,500,499 ratings

"Apart from being one of the best books ever written, it is also a guideline of authoritarian regimes. 100% recommended"

4.35 avg rating — 838,510 ratings

"Full of interesting characters and one of those stories where the good guys win – but not easily though "

4.15 avg rating — 2,440,542 ratings

"The dystopian story told from the point of view of a woman – we need more of these. It’s the perfect example of overpowering authoritarian regimes that challenge elected democracies, something that seems to be happening too often these days "

4.02 avg rating — 4,583,782 ratings

"The power of communism and how those who defend communists can be worse than those who communists opposed to "

4.10 avg rating — 1,488,380 ratings

"Right, I know this took place in WWII and that, if anything, it is a critique on the ally’s bombing of a some-what neutral city. However, it’s always good to remember the atrocities of war. After-all, if it wasn’t for the dystopian regime that ruled over Germany in the 30s and 40s, Dresden would have never been bombed "

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 1,042,823 ratings

"This is the most beautiful story of a relationship between a father and a son. The post-apocalyptic scenario is just the lives we live and what we do to protect those we love "

3.70 avg rating — 3,213,505 ratings

"Barbarism, violence and the instinct to kill is hidden in us since we are children. Sometimes, to prevent barbarism, we have to fight our urge to harm others "

3.57 avg rating — 47,081 ratings

"It is a love story between a boy and a girl that are separated by war. It’s a beautiful story worse taking time to read. Also, it is one of the best Young Adult novels I’ve read "

3.97 avg rating — 2,856,266 ratings

"This is a case for the love of books and stories. A case against censorship and pro freedom of speech "

3.99 avg rating — 2,086,571 ratings

"This book is more relevant now than before, since we have mutated to be more interested in meaningless stories than in real news. The truth, as we once knew it, is no longer what it used to be "