The Hunger Games (edição: 2008)

1. 8112
   Ender's Game de Orson Scott Card (ekissel)
2. 532
   Battle Royale de Koushun Takami (Kira, k1tsune)

   Kira: Battle Royale is more violent and lengthy but has a similar plot, with a class of children randomly selected each year to fight classmates to the death.

   k1tsune: Very similar.

3. 569
   The Giver de Lois Lowry (writecathy)
4. 5311
   Uglies de Scott Westerfeld (elephantshoe, TheDivineOomba, notemily, electronicmemory)

   elephantshoe: futuristic world again, but the teens have to compete and fight to the death in a televised reality show.

   notemily: A similar oppressive government, with a mysterious place "outside" the dystopia that may or may not exist.

5. 414
   Divergent de Veronica Roth (foggidawn, anytsuj, readr, Tsana, frankiejones, al.vick)

   readr: Both stories feature a young woman fighting to survive in a brutal situation.

   Tsana: Similar dystopian teenager must fight the system YA book.

6. 331
   The Maze Runner de James Dashner (smammers, christmas6391, BrrgleBee)

   christmas6391: "Teenagers thrown into a hostile environment with no way out because of their corrupt societies," can be used to describe both of these books. The difference? In The Maze Runner, none of them remember anything before waking up in the maze.

7. 364
   Graceling de Kristin Cashore (librarymeg, FantasyGirl2, saltypepper)

   saltypepper: The heroines' voices are very similar, maybe due to their similar response to the awful circumstances they find themselves in.

8. 4515
   The Handmaid's Tale de Margaret Atwood (redpersephone, FFortuna)

   redpersephone: For adult or late teen fans, this has a female protagonist living in a dystopia where everyone has his or her own motives and secrets. Less gore, more sex.

   FFortuna: The Handmaid's Tale is more adult, but really not by much. They're very similar dystopias and both feature excellent, deep-first-person narratives.

9. 291
   Tomorrow, When the War Began de John Marsden (BookLizard)

   BookLizard: The Hunger Games and Tomorrow, When the War Began have the same kind of feel - technically they're Science Fiction novels, but they feel more like survival stories with a bit of romance mixed in. I highly recommend both series.

10. 359
    Brave New World de Aldous Huxley (TheDivineOomba)
11. 316
    Fahrenheit 451 de Ray Bradbury (SandSing7)
12. 263
    The Long Walk de Stephen King (LadyHazy)

    LadyHazy: (not for young adult readers though, it's a lot more violent)

13. 242
    Matched de Ally Condie (Aerrin99)

    Aerrin99: Both books feature central heroines living in dystopian worlds that aren't quite what they seem. They each have an engaging romance and a story that digs behind the curtain of the society their characters live in.

14. 182
    The Running Man de Stephen King (MyriadBooks, levasssp)

    levasssp: similar plot. The Running Man is a TV gameshow that pits one man against hunters in an arena. If he makes it to the end alive, he wins.

15. 193
    The City of Ember de Jeanne DuPrau (Bitter_Grace)
16. 141
    Unwind de Neal Shusterman (KenJenningsFan74)
17. 120
    How I Live Now de Meg Rosoff (VaterOlsen)
18. 110
    Birthmarked de Caragh M. O'Brien (PamFamilyLibrary, kathleen.morrow)

    PamFamilyLibrary: Intelligent, quickly paced YA dystopia.

    kathleen.morrow: Both have strong heroines in a dystopian society. Additionally, both have an interesting, but not overpowering romantic subplot.

19. 2314
    Nineteen Eighty-Four de George Orwell (GabbyReElle)
20. 112
    Among the Hidden de Margaret Peterson Haddix (writecathy, bethielouwho)

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