Privet, /lit/. I have to recommend something to year 8 to 11

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Karl Marx - Communist Manifesto

One Dimensional Man - Herbert Marcuse

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>>9493435
Thanks, pal.
I feel like the Little red book is also a great possibility

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>>9493427
Need a bit more to go on.
What type of experience you looking for?
Academic? Emotional? Philosophical? Historical?
Do you want it to be an enjoyable read?
C'mon, give us something.

>>9493435
Disgusting.

>>9493471
I want to recommend something that will incite interest in them to read more. And yeah I do want to make it enjoyable.

>>9493427
something by dumas

>>9493707
Robin Hobbs Farseer Trilogy is good for young teens and enjoyable for both boys & girls, though it is just fantas.
Terry Pratchett isn't too bad either.
Brandon Sanderson has some good stuff for that age range too.

If you're looking for something a bit more educational or patrician then I can't help you for that age range.

>>9493427
ORWELL
1984 and animal farm both give them the slight tingle of literature while being pleb-tier to read.

Give him Borges's Fictions, honest here.

>>9493761
>12-16 year old schoolkids
>recommending these books

When was the last time you actually spent any time with kids of that age range?
OP wants to get the kids interested in reading, ergo, you should be recommending enjoyable books.

>>9493427
Lolita

>>9493794
I read 1984 at 12, my class read animal farm in 8th grade. Both were enjoyable experiences, fuck off.

>>9493427
Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis.

>>9493801
Yeah they often are enjoyable, for the autists in the class who were already destined to read.
Normies don't like them so much though and they're the ones this guy is looking to get interested in reading.
Stop being such a /lit/tard.

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>>9493820
On one hand I agree, but if somebody is completely against reading no recommendation will help them. I will probably go with either 1984, Animal farm, Fahrenheit or Vonnegut. They are simple (pleb-tier) but I remember enjoying them. Also, I still enjoy Vonnegut bit I don't have any delusions about it being great literature.

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>>9493803
Thanks, That's a good recommendation as well

>>9493795

10/10, I will also suggest 120 days of Sodom

>>9493820
>autists in class who were destined to read
When did it become autistic to read? And the faggots who will not enjoy any book do not need to be pandered to.

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>>9493955
We just have different ideas about what gets kids into reading I guess.
I think that adventure, romance, intrigue and magic are more likely to get kids to enjoy books than allegories and dystopian fiction, those come when they already like to read but are still plebs.

don't give them shit like Lord of the Flies or Orwell that's easy enough for them to read but still /lit/. They most likely won't like it and it will turn them off of lit for the future.

To be honest the best way to get them to like something is to pick something YOU have read so you can engage them about the story