#1The Lost World (Jurassic Park)
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The Lost World is a science fiction novel written by American author Michael Crichton, first published in 1995 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. It is the sequel to the bestselling novel Jurassic Park, set 6 years after the first novel ends.
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Olivia PerkinsWritten on May 13, 2018"it would be very interesting to me. i would love to read it. The fiction in the novel captures my mind and takes me to a place that does not exist in our world"#2Dinosaur Summer
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Dinosaur Summer is a science fiction novel written by the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author, Greg Bear. It was first published in 1998, and it tells the story of an alternate universe where dinosaurs are alive in South America.
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#3The Great Zoo of China
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The Great Zoo of China is a science fiction novel written by Matthew Reilly, first published in 2014. It tells the story of a group of people who visited a secret zoo in China that is run by the government.
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"Yea, I'm a big Michael Crichton fan. I loved Jurassic Park! So when I saw that there were some similarities to that book I had to try. But the likeness to the Jurassic Park book stops with opening an amusement park with dragons. This one just isn't nearly as well developed. I hated the characters and didn't even care what happened to them. I hardly ever do this, but it's still sitting there unfinished. I have better things to do with my time than read books I'm not enjoying!"
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#4King Kong
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King Kong is a science fiction novel written by Christopher Golden, based on the 2005 blockbuster film of the same name written and directed by Peter Jackson. It was first published in 2005 by Pocket Star books.
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"King Kong's greatest strength comes from its most basic quality, a story-telling device that modern authors sometimes forget about: giant monstrous animals. It was entertaining when the first King Kong movie came out almost a century ago, and it's entertaining now. For any fan of giant dinosaurs or giant gorillas, King Kong is a must-read."#5Journey to the Centre of the Earth
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Journey to the Center of the Earth is a science fiction novel written by Jules Verne. First published in 1864, this novel centers on the travels of Professor Liedenbrock as he discovered a way to go down the Earth's core.BooksCheck price
#6A Sound of Thunder and Other Stories
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A Sound of Thunder and Other Stories is a collection of science fiction short stories written by Ray Bradbury, acclaimed author of Fahrenheit 451. It was first published in 2005.
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"I really enjoyed Jurassic Park and was looking for a book that would grip me in the same way. A Sound of Thunder and Other Stories fit the bill! It's a collection of short science fiction stories written by Ray Bradbury (the same author as Fahrenheit 451) that provides just enough realism to relate to, but just enough fantasy to keep me turning the pages."#7Utopia
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Utopia by Thomas More is a philosophical satire originally published in 1516. This book explores a fictional island and its government and religious customs. It was first released in Latin and later on translated into different languages.
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"People have come along way through the history to establish the standards and norms that we perceive as functional today. Political, social and economical disciplines that we have right now and that we abide with, have historical background which is worth learning and comprehending. Utopia by Thomas More is an ideal depiction of how the societal tribes tend to develop established disciplines among themselves to live by. In this fictional land, every aspect of their life, is comparable and justifiable from the standpoint of real life perspectives that we humans may see. The intriguing contrast that Thomas has incorporated in this book has truly captured me and has delivered mesmerizing experience for me"#8Chromosome 6
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Chromosome 6 by Robin Cook is a medical thriller novel originally published in 1997. This book tells the story of pathologist Jack Stapleton and his colleague, Laurie Montgomery. Chromosome 6 is a New York Times Bestseller.BooksCheck price
"I've gotten tired of doctor shows turning into soap operas, so I've been looking at books for my medical fiction fix. This book is right up my alley. Tense and tightly plotted, good pacing, and plenty of medical detail to swirl around the mystery of what's wrong and how they might be able to fix it if they can figure it out in time. It's an older book, but the writing's clean and solid and I like the characters a lot. The best thing about finding an older author is you can usually stay busy with their catalog for a while. This book's author will definitely occupy me."
