16 Dystopian Books to Read If You Couldn't Put Down "The Hunger Games"

"Feed" ($9, originally $10)

Much like "The Hunger Games," this novel leverages critical commentary about consumerism and environmental destruction. In M.T. Anderson's world, there's a computer network linked to the brains of the majority of Americans through a feed. While it allows people to customize their experiences, it also contributes to a world where corporations have the most power and consumerism and ecological decay run rampant.