Join the LTN Book Club crew as they discuss the first prequel book to The Hunger Games series.

Darrow of Lykos is fighting his way to a better world in Red Rising by Pierce Brown, but what is he willing to sacrifice along the way? Who will he become? Join the LTN Book Club as we discuss this first entry in the Red Rising Saga.

The Other calls it a labyrinth, but Piranesi calls it The House. While The Other searches for A Great and Secret Knowledge, Piranesi is discovering who he really is, and why he’s in The House. The LTN Book Club discusses Piranesi by Susanna Clarke and why cosmic hope should absolutely be a genre.

Janner, Tink, and Leeli Igiby have always lived in the village of Glipwood, doing their best to avoid the occupying Fangs of Dang. Can Janner keep his siblings safe when the Fangs start targeting his family? The LTN Book Club discusses On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness by Andrew Peterson, the first in the Wingfeather Saga.

Imagine Groundhog Day set in renaissance era Florence, Italy, add some speculative theology, and you have Lent by Jo Walton. Join Jon and Madeline of the LTN Book Club Podcast as they chew over this thought-provoking read.

We’ve all heard stories we take well salted, but what if a tiger wanted to set the record straight? The LTN Book Club discusses When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo. The next time someone wants to tell you their story, listen with open minds and hearts.

Power always comes at a cost, but cost is too high? What if you're forcing someone else to pay it? The LTN Bookclub talks about Three Parts Dead by Max Gladstone and the way it parallels power structures in our own world.

The LTN Book Club discusses Star Wars: Thrawn Ascendancy (Book I: Chaos Rising) and the origin story of one of the most lauded villains in Star Wars lore. Is there something to be learned from watching his rise to power?

The LTN Bookclub discusses the thriller It Began With a Lie by Michele Pariza Wacek and delves into the mystery, horror, and tragedy that occurs when an isolated woman returns to a town from her past. How can we support those in need in our own communities?

In a world where death has been defeated, have morals also been left in the Age of Mortality? If some people still have to die so that others may live, who would you want holding the knife? The LTN Bookclub discusses Scythe by Neal Shusterman and wrestles with these questions.