the lost planet chapters 1 5 rachel searles

There are a lot of time travel books out there, but this one is unique because it’s about a girl from the future who attends a school for time travelers. It’s a wonderful coming-of-age story but it’s also packed with sci-fi action, plenty of twists and turns, and a touch of romance.Īges 14+ | Publisher: Razorbill | 2011 | ISBN-13: 978-1595143976 Loop The alternating points of view from Elder and Amy give two different views of the ship they’re living on, and as they unravel all the lies they’ve been told, they manage to both find themselves and come together in the process. The series starts out with a murder mystery and expands into an epic sci-fi adventure across three books.

This was one of the first YA books set in space I ever read, and it’s still one of the best. From time travel to space travel and beyond, these five books can bring us to different worlds yet still manage to be relatable to today’s teens. In fact, I could tell you about my favorite YA books all day long and they’d probably number in the hundreds! To narrow it to only five, I decided I’d focus on the same genre as my own novel, Future Shock, and highlight some of the best non-dystopian YA sci-fi books that have come out in the last few years. When I was asked to pick the five best young adult books I completely panicked, because there are way more than five I could pick. Elizabeth Briggs | The Children’s Book Review | April 16, 2016

The lost planet chapters 1 5 rachel searles