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Notes from the Burning Age
Notes from the Burning Age | Claire North
4 posts | 4 read | 7 to read
The award-winning Claire North returns with her most powerful and imaginative novel yet - a spellbinding tale set in a future utopian society that is thrilling, moving and thought-provoking in equal measure. FROM THE ASHES OF THE OLD (…more)
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Addison_Reads
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Mehso-so

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This dystopian novel reminded me of the MaddAddam series, only I feel Atwood did it better.

I might have to revisit this in the future though because the writing was complex and beautifully done I just couldn't stop comparing it to other books while reading it.

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KimM
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Post apocalyptic, climate-change fiction. Very creative. Very well-written.

For fans of Margaret Atwood and the Madd Adam series

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bernadette
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The story was so compelling I stayed up in the wee hours of the night to read it. It's part science fiction, part fantasy, part spy thriller and morality play (but not preachy). I loved it. The narrator is imperfect, smart, relatable, and conflicted. The post apocalyptic world North creates is imaginative and multi-layered and the characters are well developed.

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bernadette
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Starting this one courtesy of Netgalley, which I am trying out for the first time. I picked this one because I enjoyed The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August. I am only a few pages in and the world kinda reminds me of David Mitchell when he writes about post-apocalyptic societies. #netgalley

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