What is a good science fiction book for high school students?

My journey is the sea of stars", "20,000 years under the sea", and "Around the world in 80 days".

I think it's suitable for high school students to read, and it's a science fiction work, which is a superbody, a three-body problem, and it's very good-looking.

There are three-body science fiction works suitable for high school students, and I think this book is very influential.

First of all, I recommend the three-body series and Lao Wang's new human series, both of which are domestic classics. After reading it, I suggest you can go and check out Heinlein's **, and wait until you have a certain understanding before going to see the base series, Ender's game and the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy are also good.

I think the science fiction works suitable for high school students to read are Douluo Continent.

Base, Three-Body Problem, Ball Flash, Da Liu's Short and Medium Story, 2001: A Space Odyssey.

I think it's important for high school students to focus on their studies, and then to expand their hobbies, such as Frankenstein.

High school students are not suitable for reading these science fiction works, I think high school students should read and study well, don't think about this.

I think science fiction works. It's okay, but high school students still have less knowledge.

I think for example, high school students can read some. Sci-fi class ** to improve yourself for some extracurricular entertainment.

High school students should have a very active mind and not indulge in those so-called loves.

"Base" (sci-fi) Isaac Asimov.

An epic tale of a galactic empire in decline and a secret society of scientists trying to control its losses.

Ender's Game (sci-fi) by Watson Scott Card.

At just eight years old, Anderviking became the finest military genius on the planet. Faced with the realities of war, Ander chose to leave the army and become an "advocate for the dead", an advisor, a seeker of truth, and an arbiter in the family in need of counsel. Unfortunately, God gave him another task.

Dune (sci-fi) by Frank Herbert.

The first installment in the Dune series follows the story of Paul Atreez, the most powerful psychic medium in the universe, as he learns to deal with political intrigue and the environmental desolation of the desert planet Arlagis while balancing his growing power.

Ascension Trilogy (sci-fi) by David Brin.

Across the galaxy, including sentient dolphins and chimpanzees, all other races are genetically modified or"Elevate"Gained intelligence and were to dedicate their lives to their benefactors. This is not the case with humans, who have left themselves at the very bottom of the cosmic totem against the scientific elite and the often hostile races.

The Galaxy Traveler's Guide (sci-fi) by Douglas Adams.

This book started a series of five books. Arthur Dent was rescued only before Earth was destroyed by the Galactic Highway. He and his companion Ford Prefit occasionally meet a paranoid robot, visit the world of Sarpha, and bravely face the threat of Wolgan.

Sirius Book Series is a series of science fiction books, published by China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, and I read this series of books when I was in junior high school and became obsessed with science fiction.

Wesley series, the author is a Taiwanese teenager science fiction **.

Genesis [partial philosophy].

Frankenstein.

I, the robot.

Since it's already so big......Harry Potter and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea are not recommended to you.

Sci-fi By your age, I had read almost all the classics, and the sci-fi works of writers like Shelley and Verne were all groundbreaking.

But to be honest, in addition to those classics, most of the current science fiction ** is very superficial - it will be more interesting to watch movies, comics, etc., X-Man and Hellboy, these amazing comics are very fascinating.

The "Wonder Kid In**" series is very good, waiting to see the sequel.

Zhang Haidi's "Dream in a Wheelchair".

Oh my God, I've been impressed after watching ...... for so many years

and Cao Wenxuan's "Grass House" is also very good and fresh.

Phantom City" is okay, I personally think it's average, and his future works are even more general......Another sentence: I think some of the articles introduced earlier are not suitable for teenagers, and one of them seems to be bl......

You can take a look, "Urban Refiner" grinding iron Chinese network debut, blood upgrade, strange ability.

Yes I've read Phantom City, it's very good, and Xiaosi's books are very delicate and touching. I cried when I saw his**

The most ** suitable for teenagers to read", the books of the fourth child, such as the summer solstice has not arrived, the small era, etc., the books that fall, such as the whole universe, etc., Su Xiaolazi's books, such as the love of the whole world. Han Han's books, such as the Chang'an Rebellion, and the works of the authors in Ke Ai, are all very good-looking.

In addition, I recommend a book of birds by The Little Prince and Tagore, which are suitable for you to read.

Teenagers should read more famous books!! If you pay attention to it, you won't get bored, and it's actually very beneficial. Lao She writes well. "Red Rock" is also quite touching.

Look at the ** careful results! - straight down).

Haruki Murakami's books are very suitable for young people who are just beginning to fall in love and are full of confusion and longing for the future, and his books are very literary and have a subtle help for writing

Norwegian Forest", "The End of the World and the Cold Wonderland", "The Adventure of Sheep Hunting", "Listen to the Wind", "Kafka by the Sea", "After Dark".

Sister Sunshine's ** and Sister Braid's** are good! For example, Sister Sunshine's "My Tablemate is the Class Leader" and "It's a Little Tiring to Be a Good Student" ......Sister Braid's "My Favorite Dog is You" is quite touching, and "I Don't Want to Grow Up" is also good. There is also a book "Two Pea People" that is okay, but it is not the work of Sister Sunshine and Sister Braid.

I've seen it. Little four's. "Phantom City".

I like it too, but it's hard to understand, I've watched it all.

It took a few times to figure it out.

Also, the ** of the little four is good,,,

You go and see how much do you know about the flowers in your dreams

There are a lot of them, anyway, the little four are very good, I like it so much!

1."The Time Machine" (The Time Machine): This is one of the masterpieces of the British writer Herbert George Wells, which tells the story of a scientist named "Time Traveler" who invents a machine capable of traveling through time and experiences various fantasy adventures in different time periods.

2."Galactic Empire" (Foundation Series): This is one of the masterpieces of American writer Isaac Asimov, which tells a story about the rough brother wheel of the future Galactic Empire, including artificial intelligence, space exploration, political battles and other topics.

The series** deeply influenced later science fiction literature and films.

Alien: This is one of American writer Alain Dean Foster's masterpieces, telling the story of a group of space crews who encounter a terrifying alien creature on an alien planet. The ** has been adapted into a very popular film of the same name.

The Dark Forest: This is one of the masterpieces of Chinese writer Liu Cixin, the second in the Three-Body Problem series, which tells the story of the earthlings who discover an alien civilization and face the danger of extinction. The ** has won many awards such as the Hugo Award.

Foundation: This is another masterpiece by American writer Isaac Asimov, which tells the story of a future humanity that builds a base in the galaxy and how to deal with external threats and internal contradictions. It also profoundly touches on issues such as human nature, dusty history, and politics.

1, "The Lord of the Rings", the writer is Tolkien. Synopsis: The book is a sequel to The Hobbit and is widely regarded as the originator of modern fantasy literature.

The Lord of the Rings is divided into three parts: "The Fellowship of the Ring", "The Two Towers" and "The Return of the King". "The Lord of the Rings" mainly tells the story of the Holy War of the Rings at the end of the Third Age of Middle-earth, when people of all races united in pursuit of freedom and rebelled against the dark lord Sauron.

2. "Neuromancer" by William Gibson. Synopsis:**The protagonist's name is Keith, who belongs to the lower class with a very unstable life, and he feels that he is ignored by the Kislip society, but he is powerless to change his fate.

He is poor and bullied, and instead of stealing peace, it is better to gamble and be a network loner, on the one hand, to participate in the information war, on the other hand, to create a safe living environment for himself, as an urban computer cowboy, he can make his brain and nervous system connect with the global computer center, break into all kinds of networks.

3. "Li Hunger Star, My Destination", written by Alfred Best. Synopsis: When Gray Foyle survived the spiral and took a vow of revenge, he transformed himself into an all-powerful quasi-superman with the ability to travel through the universe.

1. "100 Stories of Scientists", Ye Yonglie Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, 1992 edition.

2. Selected Stories of Chinese and Foreign Adventures, edited by Yi Ming, China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, 1999.

3. Selected Chinese and Foreign Animal Stories, edited by Yi Ming, China Children's Publishing House, 1999.

4. Chinese and Foreign Classic Popular Science Stories, edited by Wu Plutonium, China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, 2001.

5. "Chinese and Foreign Internet Stories", edited by Wu Plutonium, China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, 1999.

6. "100,000 for Mengqin", edited by Lu Jiaxi, Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, 1999.

7. "Stories in the Kingdom of Science", edited by Wang Hui et al., Hebei Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, 1997.

8. "The Code of Life", Tan Jiazhen, Hunan Children's Publishing House, 2000 edition.

9. "Colorful Splitting", Wang Daheng, Hunan Children's Publishing House, 2000 edition.

10. "The Kingdom of Spirituality", Zhang Xiangtong, Zhiyan, Hunan Children's Publishing House, 2000 edition.