Bright Angel
John Blair
Published 1991
290 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
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Our Angry Earth
Isaac Asimov, Frederik Pohl
1991 · 2018 edition
480 pages
Loony Little
Dianna Hutts Aston
Published 2003
40 pages
Shall We Save the Earth?
Royston Fernandes
Published 2007
88 pages
Angels of Wrath A Novel of Global Warming
G. P. Hardy
Published 2006
181 pages
Talking Animals
Joni Murphy, Edoardo Ballerini
Published 2020
218 pages
Where Do Clouds Come From? Weather for Kids (Preschool & Big Children Guide)
Baby Professor
2017 · 2024 edition
42 pages
Children of the Dawnland
Kathleen O'Neal Gear, W. Michael Gear
Published 2009
336 pages
Maya of the In-Between
Sita Bennett
Published 2021
330 pages
Another Life
Sarena Ulibarri
Published 2023
165 pages
The End We Start From
Megan Hunter
Published 2017
1 page
The Climate Masters
Joannie Beaudet, Pat Rac
Published 2011
104 pages
Beyond Safety
Emily Johansen
Published 2021
192 pages
Love in the Anthropocene
Dale Jamieson, Bonnie Nadzam
Published 2015
220 pages
Fish Tank (with Discussion Guide) A Fable for Our Times
Scott Bischke
2012 · 2013 edition
168 pages
Nature's Confession
J. L. Morin
2016 · 2017 edition
The weather machine
Nigel Calder
Published 1974
143 pages
Doctor Who
Mike Tucker
Published 2008
256 pages
When the Trees Started Falling A Climate Chaos Thriller
A. D. Popovich
Published 2024
541 pages
The Heart of Mars
Chuck Rosenthal
Published 2007
157 pages
Rain Dogs
Gordon Rennie, Colin Wilson
Published 2002
52 pages
The Gauss Factor Warnings of Ecological Doom
Stephen Tasker
Published 1997
274 pages
The Land of Snow
Skye Waters
Published 2010
208 pages
Mom, What Can Be Done?
Jason Leo Bantle, Lori Nunn
Published 2009
32 pages