I’ve read the following:
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. A good story but I found it a little hard to read.
Only Ever Yours by Louise O’Neill. I liked this story as a complete feminist oppressed society after world collapse, and the expectations put on girls from birth.
A Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. Another one I liked as a feminist oppressed society, but not yet fully in the throws of it years down the line.
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. A bit long winded but was thoroughly enjoyable!
Vox by Christina Dalcher. This one was alright, but i prefer the other two feminist oppressed stories, though I did like the use of technology.
I thought I’d include my own opinions so that it can give you a bit of a better idea of what I may like! As you can see I do like feminist oppressed societies, but don’t feel like you need to focus on them, all totalitarian dystopian book suggestions will be well received!
by Valenshyne
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Given those novels you liked, you might try to dig up a Connie Willis short story called “All My Darling Daughters.” It’s interesting and pretty darn chilling.
1984 by George Orwell.
You’d like the Chrysalids I think