@Readpath · 6 books
Genre guide · 6 books
Start with Feed's unsettling connected future, then read the Proxy duology and Mortal Coil trilogy without skipping their endings. For teens drawn to gene hacking, unequal worlds, and technology with a price.
A little guidance for each book, and where it might take you next.
M. T. Anderson
One-book stop. Finish with a darker future where the internet is inside people's heads and companies are always listening.
Next: Proxy
Alex London
Proxy, 1 of 2. Next, see what happens when wealthy kids can make someone else take their punishment.
Next: Guardian
Alex London
Proxy, 2 of 2. Complete the Proxy duology by asking what freedom can mean after a system built on unequal punishment.
Next: This Mortal Coil
Emily Suvada
Mortal Coil, 1 of 3. Start this trilogy with a mystery written into a body. Cat's skill with genetic code gives you a way into a future shaped by a deadly outbreak.
Next: This Cruel Design
Emily Suvada
Mortal Coil, 2 of 3. Continue straight into the second book. New information changes what Cat thinks she knows, so keep the people and their competing plans in view.
Next: This Vicious Cure
Emily Suvada
Mortal Coil, 3 of 3. Finish the Mortal Coil trilogy here. Follow Cat's choices through the last turns of the gene-hacking mystery before starting another world.
Finished this reading path? Mark the moment, then find your next good book.
Also includes Feed
Teen cyberpunk with hackers, androids, and cities where money buys safety. Start with a game, then look at the systems behind the screen.
Also includes Feed
High-stakes sci-fi adventures led by young men — from dystopian trials to virtual worlds and interstellar war. A starter path for the genre.
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