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The Year of the Flood

by Margaret Atwood

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The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood
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  • Published Sep 2009
    448 pages
    Genre: Literary Fiction

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Jill S. (Chicago, IL) (07/30/09)

A Roller Coaster Ride Into A Post-Apocalyptic World
The Year of the Flood may not be for everyone. It definitely falls into the category of dystopian future lit. But thanks to Margaret Atwood's visionary powers, clever use of words, and inventive plot, the book soars above other books of this nature. The interspersed themes are important ones: a global pandemic, the delicate nature of our ecosystem, the imaginary proliferation of gene-spliced life forms, the melding of science and religion, the nature of survival. And ultimately, Atwood leaves the reader with a glimpse of hope. Recommended!
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