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\"\"I need to buy a present for a thirteen-year-old boy. His parents suggested “a good book.” This thirteen year-old is not that interested in literature, so I want this book to be a gateway to good, weird literature for him. Suggestions?<\/em> \u2014James in Providence<\/p>\n

This is such an excellent\u2014and delicate\u2014question, we decided to call in some experts.<\/p>\n

Lev Grossman<\/a> is a senior writer and book critic for Time<\/em> magazine. He is also the author of the novels Warp<\/a><\/em>, Codex<\/a><\/em>, and The Magicians<\/a><\/em>, the last of which is centrally concerned with teenagers and gateway reading. Lev recommends:<\/p>\n

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Cat’s Cradle<\/a><\/em>, by Kurt Vonnegut. I read and reread this book constantly from ages thirteen through sixteen. Vonnegut seamlessly merges (sorry for the clich\u00e9) the basic existential challenges of life with that early-adolescent sense of generalized grievance against the world of which thirteen year-olds are the chosen curators. Plus, it’s impossible to read Cat’s Cradle<\/em> as a grownup, so it’s now or never. If that doesn’t work, T.H. White’s The Once and Future King<\/a><\/em>. After that I give up.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Laura Miller<\/a> is a staff writer at Salon<\/em>, which she helped found. She is a frequent contributor to The New York Times Book Review<\/em>, the editor of The Salon Guide to Contemporary Fiction<\/a><\/em>, and the author of The Magician’s Book: A Skeptic’s Adventures in Narnia<\/a><\/em>. Laura writes:<\/p>\n

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The Maze Runner<\/a><\/em> by James Dashner is not exactly a literary triumph, but it’s accessible and action-packed (important to many young male nonreaders) yet also features just enough of that good, Vonnegutesque mind-blowing to show him that books can take you to places no other medium can.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

As a working girl, I need to use those spare minutes\u2014on the subway, waiting in grocery store lines, heating up canned soup\u2014for my reading pleasure. This often results in a lot of re-reading to get back into the story. Any suggestions for books that just keep on moving?<\/em> \u2014A.<\/p>\n

Thomas Bernhard wrote Woodcutters<\/em><\/a> in a state of advanced alcoholism. One gets the distinct impression that the author keeps losing his place and reminding himself, every few pages, what’s going on. (Not just in a Bernhardian way, in a wet brain way\u2014if that distinction makes any sense.) A similar thing happens in Saul Bellow’s last novel Ravelstein<\/a><\/em>, which he wrote in extreme old age. Then there is Mary Robison’s novel Why Did I Ever<\/a><\/em>, the narrator of which suffers from ADD and tells her story in short confused bursts, a few (often very funny) sentences at a time. To lose one’s place in that novel strikes me as the best, most faithful way to read it. All three novels are immensely enjoyable, and (necessarily?) short.<\/p>\n

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