/lit/ - Literature

This series was based, the last few months seemed eerily familiar and I realized it has to do with this book I read when I was 9 or so:
>Govrrnment enforces Agenda 2030ish 2 child policy and kills extra third children
>Government in control of farming like the Soviets
>Extra children forced to live in hiding
>Anti government sentiment builds up among them (Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death)
>They organize a protest in the capital in front of the White House
>All of them are killed by the glow niggers
>Turns out government does not need to keep population low due to lack of resources but lowers living standards to keep people working their hardest for the System
No wonder I became anti System early on, that and taking a Onion article about UN depopulation as real (Which it was just tying to muddy the waters), it practically was outlining Agenda 2030 and predicted the Capitol riots in response to COVID power grab. Too bad the author is pozzed on Twitter, perhaps it was predictive programming but nonetheless an early redpill for me.

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Among the hidden
Sea of trolls
Remnants (don’t know what the FUCK KA applegate was think with this, cause it had a lot of fucked up shit for a kids book
Animorphs
Any book by William Sleator (guaranteed to have something fucked up though, like the one with the mind reading and the MC who had a love triangle with his two cousins)
Pendragon
Narnia
Scary stories to tell in the dark