The most popular French climate fiction books

Climate fiction imagines life on a warming planet. Floods, droughts, vanished coastlines and the societies that adapt or collapse are the setting for thrillers, family stories and science fiction. Some of these novels warn, and some look for hope. Only books in French are listed.

Combines Fiction and Climate change

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Le Labyrinthe
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Le Labyrinthe

James Dashner

2009 · 2014 edition

411 pages

La Terre Brûlée
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La Terre Brûlée

James Dashner, Stephen R. Turns 姚强 李水清 王宇

2010 · 2021 edition

414 pages

Max Ride
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Max Ride

James Patterson

1998 · 2016 edition

144 pages

Dans la lumière
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Dans la lumière

Barbara Kingsolver

2012 · 2014 edition

618 pages

Le Double
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Le Double

Naomi Klein, 娜歐蜜.克萊恩

2023 · 2024 edition

496 pages

Camp Zéro
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Camp Zéro

Michelle Min Sterling

2023 · 2024 edition

384 pages

Nature
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Nature

Ralph Waldo Emerson

1985 · 2022 edition

60 pages

Mara et Dann
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Mara et Dann

Doris Lessing

1999 · 2001 edition

487 pages

État d'urgence
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État d'urgence

Michael Crichton

2001 · 2006 edition

646 pages

Rapaces
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Rapaces

Ursula Poznanski

2020 · 2021 edition

416 pages

Solaire
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Solaire

Ian McEwan

2010 · 2011 edition

400 pages