Lord of the Flies
Written by William Golding
A MUST READ
Lord of the Flies, a dystopian novel published on September 17 1954, is a classic read, that informs young readers the significance of teamwork, as well as the importance of leadership.
Suzanne Collins has read it, and still loves it today!
"Lord of the Flies is one of my favorite books. This was a big influence on me as a teenager; I still read it every couple of years". - Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games trilogy
Summary
After a devastating plane crash that left numerous British boys on their own, with no adult supervision. The boys are faced to choose what they wish to become, and decide on their own, whether or not they wish to be rescued. With the competition of Jack and Ralph as the chief, the rest of the boys biguns as well as littluns are left to decide on their own. Different opinions as well as the continual disagreements between the hunters and regular folk, the boys eventually split off into two groups led by two different leaders, Jack and Ralph. They are left to decide on their own what they wish to become, savages or civilized human beings.
Thrilling
In this thrilling novel, you get to decide, whether to let go, or hold on to your beliefs.
High Action
With the constant change of events, Lord of the Flies will always keep you guessing, on what's going to happen next.
Deception
Leadership is constantly being challenged in this novel, as you read, decide if you would rather become a hunter or civilized human being.
The best of the best
Ranked number 70 on BBC's survey, The Big Read, you definitely don't want to miss out on the book everybody's talking about! (band wagon)
Fit in
Ordinary high school students across the globe are reading this timeless novel (Plain folks)