that's why I love so much about childhood end you know is it just really kind of play with that will we lose our individuality if we're all you know just have like a perfect utopian life and everything is the same for everyone
My Top 10 Dystopian & Post-Apocalyptic Books of All Time (As Of 2024)
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my favorite dystopian post-apocalyptic book of all time is Fahrenheit 451 by the late great Ray Bradberry
I feel like this book is just the Pinnacle of describing loneliness solitary depression when you're the last man on Earth
I feel like it deserves a spot here but it's always just felt like it was not quite what I felt like people sell it as
but yeah I love the idea of you know kind of flipping things on top of their head and everything that you think would be normal is completely backwards and they look at you like you are the one who was very strange and unusual it's a great read
I read it all in one day and like I said even though I didn't really like the way the way the series ended feel like I could recommend this one as just a standalone and I think you'd be satisfied with it'll be kind of like the and it'll kind of have that where you may not feel like you got a real ending but you know it has a lot of that stuff where you can kind of speculate on your own
I think that swansong is one of the best character Journeys I've ever read I was balling like a baby the last 50 pages of this book it's just so good CU this characters are amazing
definitely great book I didn't read the sequels I feel like they've gotten kind of a mixed reception with everyone I've talked to but this book yeah it deserves the Legacy it has
I've said is definitely one of the greatest dystopian novels of all time I think that this book just absolutely nails that Father and Son relationship
it's such an amazing character story because he has probably 40 or 50 characters in the story and you will either love or love to hate every single one of them it's incredible what he's able to do
I think I read this in junior high and it just completely blew me away










