Recommendations for YA dystopian or post apocalyptic

[J.]

Looking for anything along the lines of The Red Queen, 5th wave, Delirium, Across the universe, etc. One of my favorite genres is YA dystopian or post-apocalypse but I am finding it harder and harder to find good ones.
Thanks!!

[bbeii]

Have you read The Grace Year by Kim Liggett? It’s dystopian fiction. I started it a few days ago and it’s pretty good so far.

[J.]

No, I have not! Thank you!

[Mollie]

Have you read Scythe? It’s very dystopian and a very good twist on modern society. 10/10 recommend.

[J.]

I have not but I've seen it advertised, it sounds familiar. I'll add it to my list, thank you!

[Vampire-lk]

The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon— Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim—Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo —Crave the Mark by Veronica Roth—FirstLife by Gena Showalter—-Empire of Dreams by Rea Carson —-Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard....soooo many good ones, but these are my top favs!!!!! 🎉🤩😍

[J.]

Thank you!

[Aaron]

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[Genna]

Legend Trilogy and Rebel by Marie Lu

Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi

Renegades by Marissa Meyer (it’s more fantasy then dystopian becuase there is superheroes but still very good)

[Celia]

Maybe Matched by Ally Condie or Firstlife by Gena Showalter? I really liked these books, but I enjoy almost everything i read haha:)

[Pam]

J. wrote: "Looking for anything along the lines of The Red Queen, 5th wave, Delirium, Across the universe, etc. One of my favorite genres is YA dystopian or post-apocalypse but I am finding it harder and hard..."

I have a brand new dystopian fantasy series if you are interested. book one
book two

[Tytti]

Reboot is one of my favorites and no one ever mentions it.

[Sarah]

I just read Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood! It is so well written and a dystopian novel! It is a little on the disturbing side so be prepared if you do read but each chapter leaves you thinking either about our lives now, or what’s going to happen next chapter and there are endless possibilities! The character are so well written too!! They’re not blatantly characterized, it’s indirect and there’s lots of insight towards them! Check it out:)

[J.]

This is fantastic everyone! Thank you!

[Dorothy]

The Host by Stephenie Meyer is pretty similar to 5th Wave.

[Nakita]

The Lunar Chronicles was good❤️

[May]

Nakita wrote: "The Lunar Chronicles was good❤️"

OOO, I loved the the Lunar Chronicles. I liked them all but the last.

[Nakita]

I didn't care for Fairest, it was truly painful to read.