19 Books You Wish There Were Sequels To
When
we really love a novel, we can't just let it go at "the end."
By Dawn Raffel
5 of 19
Lord of the Flies
By William Golding
256 pages;
Penguin Drop Caps
Why
We Love It: Once you've read this horrifying story of boys gone
wrong, you can never forget it. Marooned on a coral island, the worst of human
nature emerges as these young men turn savage.
The
Sequel: Golding's novel was published in 1954, when so many
places on earth were completely cut off from the rest of the world. But what if
the sequel took place now, with a reality TV crew filming? The results might be
even more chilling.
— Dawn Raffel
Published 05/20/2016
