I like a dystopian literature. From the chilling streets of Orwell’s 1984 to the resource-scarce arenas of Collins’ The Hunger Games, these stories transport us to worlds that are both terrifying and fascinating.
But beyond the thrill of these grim futures, dystopian novels offer practical lessons for life. They challenge us to question authority, think critically about societal norms, and recognize the value of personal freedoms. And, I advise you to read this and books like 1984. Reading these stories can inspire us to reflect on our own choices, priorities, and the kind of society we want to live in.