Summer is the, in my opinion, the best time of the year! The sun is living is sunniest days and the beach is throwing its playful waves. Apart from it, the clear skies makes every day perfect for any outdoor activity like going on road trips, reading while getting tanned, playing outdoor, and of course eating ice creams. There is just so much to do and things to discover when its summer — like reading and books! It is undeniable that rainy days, a good book, and a cup of coffee are among the most wonderful combinations. But the heat of the sun, the stories of a book, and the color of tan is also unbeatable.
Apart from enjoying the summer heat, you may also entertain yourself by reading science fiction books. Sci-fi is the perfect genre to read for all season of the year, especially on summer where you don’t get allergies from the blossoming flowers, have cold feet from the cold winds of fall, and experience shivering because of the falling snow. All you need is a book and a good place to read, maybe at your porch, in a coffee shop, on your front yard, or at the beach. With that being said, here is some amazing science fiction books that you might want to check out and add to your summer t-be-read list!
A Wrinkle in Time
Madeleine L’Engle authored the young adult science fiction book A Wrinkle in Time, which was published on the 1st of January 1962 by the Ariel Books. It follows the story of a girl named Margaret “Meg” Murry and her quest on saving her quest on saving his lost father. She was accompanied by her brother Charles Wallace and a boy named Calvin who later on became his pair. They went off on an extraordinary trip into the time and space and different universes in order to rescue her dad and the world as well. The novel stood out because of its amazing representation of a battle between good and evil fought by the characters and how the characters slowly transitioned from children into young adults throughout the tale. Furthermore, the book had a lot of adaptations, such as audiobooks in 1994 and 2012, films in 2003 and 2018, drama in 1990, 1998, and 2017, opera in 1992, and graphic novel in 2010.
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War
On September 12, 2006, the horror and post-apocalyptic fiction World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War was published by Crown. It was the novel that followed The Zombie Survival Guide of Max Brooks. The book comes in the form of an anthology of individual experiences that are being told by an agent that belongs to the Postwar Commission of the UN after the heartbreaking worldwide battle against the zombie crisis. Some of the writings documented a desperate challenge that went for a decade, which have been first handedly faced by individuals all over the world. World War Z has garnered a lot of positive response because of its effective way of tackling the doubts and survivalism as well as the hidden views of the author pertaining to the government. In 2013, the film adaptation of the book was released. It starred Brad Pitt and was under the direction of Marc Foster.
The Madhouse Projects
The publishing company that published The Madhouse Projects by Rick Badman on October 9, 2019 was Readersmagnet LLC. The book centers on the story of Dick Thurman who works as an automotive engineer. The protagonist was fired from a particular university in California; thus, he started a new career in Arizona. His new workplace is a research and development installation that is located underground, which was referred to as the Madhouse because of all the kinds of things that take place there. He began to meet several people that are working on some important matters for a group which they called BOSS or the Bakcers and Organizers for Sensible Solutions. Dick began molding electric Indy cars that are fly-wheel-powered and were being used to compete on a race on the 2037 Indianapolis 500. His work at the Madhouse is just starting and so is his story.
A Clockwork Orange
Anthony Burgess is the author of the well-known dystopian science fiction book A Clockwork Angel while Barry Tengove is its cover artist. This book was published by William Heinamann in the year 1962. The story takes place in a near-future community which contains a high level violence youth subculture. The main character is named Alex and he is also the narrator of the story. He started to tell the violence that happens in their society and his personal experiences pertaining to the reform intentions of the authorities of their countries for him. The book has captivated the hearts of many readers resulting for it to land on different book lists, such as the 100 best English-language novels since 1923 of Times magazine and the 100 best English-language novels of the 20th century of Modern Library. It also garnered several nominations and awards, examples are the 1999 Prometheus Award Nominee and the 2009 Prometheus Hall of Fame Award.




