

Literary fiction
Station Eleven
by Emily St. John Mandel
Quick take
This book is rich, deep, beautiful, and terrifying. Beautiful in its flowing, intelligent prose that draws the reader in so deeply that when I looked up from a page, I half expected Mandel's world to be the one surrounding me. Terrifying in its closeness because there is nothing about this book that seems unrealistic or too far of a reach when you step away from it and examine the world around you.
Good to know
400+ pages
Multiple viewpoints
Teens
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