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Climate of Chaos by Cassandra Newbould

Climate of Chaos

by Cassandra Newbould

Climate of Chaos is a gripping dystopian thriller set in a future Seattle ravaged by environmental collapse and corporate greed. Seventeen-year-old Fox LaRosa, a disabled survivor of a devastating storm, navigates a world where healthcare is a luxury earned through grueling labor for Aegis Corp. When her younger sister, Rabbit, is captured and held in the elite interior domes, Fox must leave her mercenary group behind to stage a daring rescue. This high-stakes adventure is perfect for fans of The Hunger Games and The Last of Us who are looking for stories featuring diverse protagonists and timely social commentary.

As Fox infiltrates the high-tech domes, she discovers that the lines between heroes and villains are blurred. This novel masterfully explores the chilling effects of unchecked climate change and the crushing weight of medical debt, making it an ideal choice for readers interested in environmental activism and social justice. With its fast-paced plot and deeply emotional core, it offers a powerful look at the lengths one will go to for family in a world where everyone is out for themselves.

Highlights:

  • Features a strong, disabled protagonist navigating a high-stakes survival setting.
  • Explores relevant modern issues like climate change, healthcare inequality, and corporate control.
  • Perfect for fans of dystopian series like Divergent and The Hunger Games.
  • A compelling story of sisterly bonds and the courage to challenge systemic injustice.
Ages 15+Young Adult
Young AdultScience Fiction+1 more
Crazy by Benjamin Lebert

Crazy

by Benjamin Lebert

Benjamin Leberts "Crazy" ist ein moderner Klassiker der deutschen Jugendliteratur, der die Leser mitten in das turbulente Leben des 16-jährigen Benjamin entführt. Benjamin ist halbseitig gelähmt und hat mit den typischen Problemen eines Teenagers zu kämpfen: schlechte Noten in Mathematik, der Wechsel auf ein neues Internat und die ständige Suche nach dem eigenen Ich. In Schloss Neubeuern findet er jedoch nicht nur akademische Herausforderungen, sondern vor allem eine Gruppe von Freunden, die genauso "crazy" sind wie er selbst.

Dieses Buch ist perfekt für Jugendliche und junge Erwachsene, die sich für ehrliche und ungeschönte Geschichten über das Erwachsenwerden interessieren. Es thematisiert auf berührende Weise, wie es ist, anders zu sein, und wie wichtig echte Freundschaften in schwierigen Zeiten sind. Die Geschichte besticht durch ihre außergewöhnliche Authentizität, da der Autor das Buch selbst im Alter von nur 16 Jahren schrieb, was den Ton und die Emotionen der Charaktere besonders glaubwürdig macht.

Ideal für Leser, die nach tiefgründigen Coming-of-Age-Romanen suchen, die ohne erhobenen Zeigefinger auskommen. "Crazy" ist eine großartige Wahl für alle, die sich für Themen wie Identität, Rebellion gegen das System und die erste große Freiheit fernab vom Elternhaus begeistern können. Ein Muss für Fans von realistischer Gegenwartsliteratur.

Highlights:

  • Authentische Darstellung der Pubertät und emotionalen Selbstfindung
  • Eindrucksvoller und mutiger Umgang mit dem Thema körperliche Behinderung
  • Spannende Einblicke in das soziale Gefüge eines Jungen-Internats
  • Ein zeitloser Klassiker der modernen deutschen Schulliteratur
Ages 15+Young Adult
JugendromaneComing of Age+2 more
Teen Titans: Starfire by Kami Garcia

Teen Titans: Starfire

by Kami Garcia

Teen Titans: Starfire is a captivating graphic novel that reimagines the origin story of the beloved DC character, Kori Anders. Written by #1 New York Times bestselling author Kami Garcia and illustrated by the talented Gabriel Picolo, this story follows Kori during a transformative summer in Santa Monica. While her sister Kira thrives in the spotlight, Kori struggles with feeling like an outsider and managing her Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). This grounded, relatable take on a superhero origin is perfect for readers who love stories about finding where you belong and the complicated bonds of sisterhood.

As the summer heats up, Kori and Kira participate in a mysterious clinical trial that promises to help with Kori's EDS. However, the treatment triggers strange, celestial powers that Kori never expected. This book is an ideal choice for fans of the Teen Titans series and readers interested in diverse representation, particularly regarding chronic illness and disability. With its stunning artwork and emotional depth, it is a great choice for teens who enjoy character-driven adventures and modern superhero tales.

Highlights:

  • A fresh, contemporary origin story for the iconic DC character Starfire.
  • Meaningful representation of a protagonist living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS).
  • Explores complex family dynamics and the bond between two very different sisters.
  • Stunning, expressive illustrations by fan-favorite artist Gabriel Picolo.
  • Perfect for fans of coming-of-age stories with a supernatural twist.
Ages 12-14Young Adult
Graphic Novels and ComicsYoung Adult+3 more
Books about disability for Kids & Teens (3 Books)