Rain Dogs
Gordon Rennie, Colin Wilson
Published 2002
52 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
The Gauss Factor Warnings of Ecological Doom
Stephen Tasker
Published 1997
274 pages
The Land of Snow
Skye Waters
Published 2010
208 pages
The Razor's Edge A Science-Fiction Dis
D.H. Randolph
Published 2006
359 pages
Mom, What Can Be Done?
Jason Leo Bantle, Lori Nunn
Published 2009
32 pages
Understanding Global Warming with Max Axiom, Super Scientist
Agnieszka Biskup
Published 2008
32 pages
After the Devastation
Paul M. Lewis
Published 2015
332 pages
It's Earth Day!
Mercer Mayer
Published 2008
23 pages
Between Sea and Glacier
Wilfred Richard
Published 2019
256 pages
Arctic Rising
Tobias S. Buckell
Published 2012
299 pages
The Arctic
Catherine Guigon, Francis Latreille, Fredric Malenfer
Published 2007
72 pages
We Are Mayhem
Beck Rourke-Mooney
Published 2024
320 pages
Melting Down
Harvey Stone
2011 · 2012 edition
346 pages
Snowy White World to Save
Stephanie Lisa Tara
2007 · 2013 edition
40 pages
The Inland Sea
Madeleine Watts
2020 · 2021 edition
272 pages
Riddle of the Ice A Scientific Adventure into the Arctic
Myron Arms
Published 1999
288 pages
The Renegades
DK Publishing
Published 2020
96 pages
Back to the Garden
Clara Hume
Published 2013
356 pages
Priority One Together We Can Beat Global Warming
Allan James Yeomans
2005 · 2007 edition
691 pages
The Blue, Beautiful World Longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2024
Karen Lord
Published 2023
256 pages
Dry Spring The Coming Water Crisis of North America
Chris Wood
Published 2008
383 pages
Two Polar Bears Travel the World in Global Warming
Laurel Marie Sobol
Published 2011
220 pages
Polar Ice Expedition With Jean-Michel Cousteau
James O. Fraioli
Published 2009
The Song of Middle-Earth J. R. R. Tolkien's Themes, Symbols and Myths
David Harvey
1985 · 2017 edition
240 pages