About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teen begins questioning why people act the way they do in groups or when exploring the darker side of social dynamics and peer pressure. It is a foundational text for discussing the fragile balance between civilization and our more primal instincts. This classic story follows a group of British schoolboys stranded on a deserted island. What begins as an adventure quickly turns into a chilling study of how without rules and empathy, social order can vanish into chaos and violence. Parents choose this book to help their teenagers develop critical thinking skills about leadership, morality, and the importance of individual integrity in the face of 'groupthink.' It is best suited for older readers who are ready to grapple with intense psychological themes and the sobering reality of human conflict.
