Publication year 1927
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Immigration, Friendship, Coming of Age, Family, Loyalty & Betrayal, Social Class
Tags Classic Fiction, Immigration & Refugeeism, Coming of Age, Action & Adventure, Satirical Literature, Social Class
Action & Adventure
Amerika
Among the Hidden
Among the Impostors
An Echo in the Bone
An Elephant in the Garden
A Nest for Celeste
A Night to Remember
An Inside Job
A Psalm for the Wild-Built
A Reaper at the Gates
Around the World in Eighty Days
A Rover's Story
A Royal Conundrum
Artemis
Artemis Fowl
A Ruin of Roses
Aru Shah and the End of Time
A Short Walk Through a Wide World
A Sound Of Thunder
A Storm of Swords
Publication year 1927
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Immigration, Friendship, Coming of Age, Family, Loyalty & Betrayal, Social Class
Tags Classic Fiction, Immigration & Refugeeism, Coming of Age, Action & Adventure, Satirical Literature, Social Class
Publication year 2001
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Fear, Childhood & Youth, Safety & Danger
Tags Science Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Children`s Literature, Symbolic Narrative, Bullying, Trauma & Abuse, Relationships, Fantasy, Action & Adventure
Margaret Peterson Haddix’s Among the Impostors is the second book in the Shadow Children series, following Among the Hidden. The titles published after Among the Impostors are Among the Betrayed, Among the Barons, Among the Brave, Among the Enemy, and Among the Free. Haddix is also the author of several other books for young adults and has won several awards for her work. They include the Reading Association Children’s Book Award, ALA Best Books for... Read Among the Impostors Summary
Publication year 2009
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Loyalty & Betrayal, Safety & Danger, Trust & Doubt, Wins & Losses, Power & Greed, Love, Perseverance, Conflict
Tags Historical Fiction, Romance, Fantasy, Magical Realism, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction, World History
An Echo in the Bone (2009) is the seventh novel in the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon. Combining elements of the historical fiction, adventure, fantasy, magical realism, and romance genres, the series follows the adventures of Claire Randall, a WWII battle nurse who accidentally time travels to 18th-century Scotland and falls in love with Jamie Fraser, a Highland warrior. Over the course of 10 planned novels, Gabaldon follows Claire, Jamie, and their family as they... Read An Echo in the Bone Summary
Publication year 2009
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Coming of Age, War, Mothers
Tags Historical Fiction, Animals, World War II, Children`s Literature, Military & War, World History, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2010
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Art
Tags Animals, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Children`s Literature, World History, Arts & Culture
Publication year 1955
Genre Biography, Nonfiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Fear, Conflict, Memory, Social Class, Community, Science & Technology
Tags World History, Dramatic Literature, Technology, US History, Biography, Action & Adventure, Classic Fiction
Publication year 2025
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Power & Greed, Appearance & Reality, Art, Religion & Spirituality, Truth & Lies
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2021
Genre Novella, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Perseverance, Gratitude
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, LGBTQ+, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Crime Fiction
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Revenge, War, Good & Evil
Tags Fantasy, Romance, Science Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 1872
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Future, Order & Chaos, Science & Technology
Tags Action & Adventure, French Literature, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Travel Literature, Classic Fiction, Science Fiction
Around the World in Eighty Days is from the Extraordinary Voyages series published in 1872 by French Victorian author Jules Verne. Recognized as an early example of the science fiction genre, the novel blends scientific content with artistic style. Verne is well known for writing adventure novels that accurately portray the use of complex travel-related technology developed during the Industrial Revolution such as steam engines and railways. His novels, at the same time, incorporate artistic... Read Around the World in Eighty Days Summary
Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Grief, Death, Space
Tags Science Fiction, Children`s Literature, Education, Education, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2024
Genre Graphic Novel/Book, Fiction
Themes Friendship, Loneliness, Coming of Age, Appearance & Reality, Family, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Politics & Government, Truth & Lies
Tags Children`s Literature, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Action & Adventure, Humor
Publication year 2017
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Space, Social Class, Good & Evil
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror & Suspense, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2001
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Perseverance, Wins & Losses, Safety & Danger, Power & Greed, Justice, Trust & Doubt, Teamwork, Environment, Coming of Age, Family
Tags Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Mythology, Children`s Literature
Artemis Fowl (2001) is the first of 11 fantasy novels in the Fowl Adventures series. It was written by Eoin Colfer, an Irish writer, and details the titular character’s attempt to restore his family’s fortune by kidnapping an elf named Holly Short. Taking place in Colfer’s home country of Ireland, the novel is also his first foray into the fantasy genre. The novel explores themes of community, environmentalism, and the line between magic and science.In... Read Artemis Fowl Summary
Publication year 2021
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Safety & Danger, Guilt, Hope, Gender Identity, Appearance & Reality, Plants, Family, Self Discovery, Social Class, Community, Justice, Power & Greed
Tags Romance, Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Humor
Publication year 2018
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Religion & Spirituality, Truth & Lies
Tags Children`s Literature, Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Asian History
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Self Discovery, Gender Identity, Coming of Age, Death, Colonialism
Tags Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Magical Realism, Action & Adventure, Coming of Age
Publication year 1952
Genre Short Story, Fiction
Tags Science Fiction, Education, Education, Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Classic Fiction
Ray Bradbury’s short story “A Sound of Thunder” was first published in Collier’s magazine on June 28, 1952 and was later reprinted in his 1953 short story collection A Golden Apple in the Sun. It was adapted into a comic book, 2005 film, and made into a video game. In this science fiction/dystopian story, the Time Safari time travel agency brings hunters back in time to hunt now-extinct animals for a fee of several thousand dollars.The... Read A Sound Of Thunder Summary
Publication year 2000
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Guilt, Memory, Revenge, Disability, Femininity, Masculinity, Mental Health, Climate, Place, Family, Self Discovery, Social Class, Politics & Government, War, Fate, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger
Tags Fantasy, Science Fiction, Action & Adventure