Legacy
Joanne Poyourow
Published 2005
388 pages
The most popular 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.
Combines Fiction and Climate change
Results
When the Ice Melts
Yechezkel Yudkowsky
Published 2016
236 pages
Wreckers
Julie Hearn
Published 2011
352 pages
IDP
Barroux, Pat Mills, Hannah Berry, Adam Murphy, Irvine Welsh, Dan McDaid, Denise Mina, Mary M. Talbot, Kate Charlesworth
Published 2014
276 pages
Lure
Lane Milburn
Published 2021
190 pages
Overshoot
Mona Clee
Published 1998
400 pages
Weather We Like It or Not!
Baby Professor
Published 2015
32 pages
Fauna
Christiane Vadnais, Pablo Strauss
Published 2020
144 pages
Air - The Adventures of Misfit Defne Kaman
Buket Uzuner
2018 · 2020 edition
308 pages
Critical Perspectives on Planet Earth (Scientific American Critical Anthologies on Environment And Climate)
Jennifer Viegas
Published 2006
278 pages
Abyss (McGarvey)
David Hagberg
Published 2011
496 pages
La suerte suprema
Mariano Antolín Rato
Published 2022
280 pages
Solix Resettles Blue Mountain
Robert E. Dansby
Published 2006
111 pages
The Reason for Seasons!
Baby Professor
Published 2022
72 pages
Timelock The Caretaker Trilogy
David Klass
Published 2009
246 pages
Suncatcher
Alia Gee
Published 2014
455 pages
Thirst
Catherine Taylor
Published 2005
224 pages
Prelude to a Journey
William H. Venable
Published 2002
281 pages
Flight of the Goose
Lesley Thomas
Published 2010
434 pages
Floodwater
T. M. Ponzetti
Published 2014
374 pages
Power's Out
Rachel Meehan
Published 2013
244 pages
Kyoto A Big Story about a Boy and a Little Bear, and a Little Story about Global Warming
Andrew Melrose, Karenanne Knight
Published 2010
30 pages
The Great Bay Chronicles of the Collapse
Dale Pendell
Published 2010
275 pages
Valentina
Kevin McDermott
Published 2015
272 pages