Fan of reading the sci-fi genre? Here are some great recommendations for you…
Science fiction is surely one of the most-read genres in books after fantasy and mystery. From dystopia to space to cyberpunk, sci-fi books are never monotonous and help develop a creative mind more. The best part of sci-fi genre is that it is not restricted to a particular age group. It can be read by kids and also by adults. So here we have listed out for you some of the most famous and best sci-fi books that can be read by people of all ages.
A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle – An iconic book, this was written back in 1962 and is still considered of the classics. If you want to start reading this genre then surely this is a good book to begin with. This book has references to space, aliens, witches and crystal balls, so children will definitely have a great time reading it!
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery – Another old classic, The Little Prince was published in 1943 and is again a great book for children to begin reading the sci-fi genre with. It is the story of a child, who is the little prince, travelling the universe gaining wisdom. Not many may know but this is one of the most published books of all time.
Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton – How can one not mention this while talking about the sci-fi genre? Surely seen as a movie by many, this book too is as fascinating as the movies. Published in 1990, this was one of the only books at the time writing fully about dinosaurs and human experiences. Look out for the great descriptions he has given for the dinosaurs in this book!
1984 by George Orwell – Who can argue that George Orwell is the king of science fiction? 1984 is a dystopian classic which is an important read for people of every age. If you are a fan of politics and science fiction, then this is the perfect choice for you!
2001: A Space Odyssey, Arthur C. Clarke – Another classic book which has been adapted into a movie and become world famous. If you like space stories, then this is perfect. The book follows two astronauts and their journey into space. The ever-classic man versus machine is also explored here.
