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1. Mortal Engines - Phillip Reeve: This book is the first of a futuristic quartet from British author Phillip Reeve. The books are fascinating and well written, and offer a unique and interesting take on dystopian fiction. The quartet focuses on several key issues in today's society, such as nuclear warfare, consumerism, and "survival of the fittest."
2. Sphere - Michael Crichton: Although Sphere is a somewhat older novel, the intriguing nature of the novel is truly timeless, and is perfect for older readers who enjoy science fiction. Michael Crichton skillfully finds the perfect balance between reality and bizarre illusion, resulting in a thrilling story under the sea.
3. Reqiuem - Lauren Oliver: Reqiuem is the third and final book in the Delirium Trilogy, and provides an exciting end to the popular trilogy. Because it takes place in a distant future where love is a disease, this book may appeal to readers of the YA genre, while still appealing to a wider audience. 
4. 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens - Sean Covey: Even though this book isn't like the others on this list, it's still a very interesting read. It offers many tips and tricks for teenagers to become the best version of themselves, and is written by the son of the best selling author Stephen Covey.
5. My Sister's Keeper - Jodi Picoult: This novel is a very emotionally moving book, and truly captivates the reader. Jodi Picoult is able to create a powerful story about a girl and her sick sister, and their daily struggle as they fight for what they believe is right. 
6. Copycat - Gillian Flynn: Copycat is the perfect novel for someone who loves suspense novels or thrillers. Based around an unhealthy friendship gone bad, this novel is highly entertaining and engaging. 
7. The Hot Zone - Richard Preston: The Hot Zone is a nonfiction novel about an all too real nightmare; the Ebola virus. Richard Preston offers a somewhat gruesome look at the dark origins of this fatal disease, and its fascinating history.
8. Hyperbole and a Half - Allie Brosh: Although this isn't a typical novel, Hyperbole and a Half is a lighthearted, hilarious read about the experiences of the author. Each story is accompanied with fun drawings that truly enhance the plot, and provide a much needed comic relief. 
9. The Nightingale - Kristin Hannah: The Nightingale is a historical fiction novel, that tells the story of two sisters in France during WWII. Based on real events, this novel is eye opening and powerful, and is a very inspirational story.
10. The House of the Scorpion - Nancy Farmer: The House of the Scorpion is a YA science fiction novel that highlights certain controversies, such as equality and cloning. This novel is fast paced and engaging, with several plot twists that will keep the reader interested, and is a unique take on what our future may look like.