Explore the intricacies of motherhood, freedom, and identity alongside five women in a small Oregon fishing town where abortion is once again illegal and in-vitro fertilization is banned. Navigating these new barriers, including the Personhood Amendment granting rights to every embryo, these five women's fates intertwine in a modern-day witch hunt. This National Bestseller and Amazon Best Book of the Month is a shattering novel of ideas in the vein of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.

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Red Clocks

Explore a world where girls, called "eves," are raised to please men in Louise O'Neill's Only Ever Yours. Best friends freida and isabel must ensure they stay in the top ten most beautiful girls in their year to become companions to powerful men. But when the boys arrive to choose brides, freida must fight for her future and possibly betray the only friend and love she has ever known. The pressure to be perfect is intense and dangerous in this gripping story.

Only Ever Yours

In an ancient culture, a hive where only the queen may breed and deformity means death, a sanitation worker bee named Flora 717 is different from others. With the hive's survival on the line, her curiosity and strength become valuable assets, leading her to explore the hive's inner sanctum and uncover ominous mysteries. But when Flora challenges the Queen's fertility, enemies surface and she must battle her maternal love against her society's strict hierarchy. This brilliantly imagined debut is a thrilling adventure that gives us a dazzling young heroine and will change the way you see the world outside your window.

The Bees

In a not-so-distant future, childless, unmarried individuals over 50 are sent to a retirement community called the Unit. They live in luxury but must donate their organs until their final donation. Dorrit Weger resigns herself to this fate, but unexpectedly falls in love, throwing her future into doubt. The Unit is a clinical and haunting dystopian novel about the value of human life.

The Unit

This gripping mystery explores the theme of what it means to be human in a heartbreakingly tender and morally courageous way. Set in the pleasant Hailsham boarding school, Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy grow from schoolchildren to young adults, only to realize the full truth of their sheltered existence. Through memory and the impact of the past, the author creates an unforgettable book that examines how we treat the vulnerable and different in our society. Never Let Me Go is a scathing critique of human arrogance and a beautiful love story that breaks through the boundaries of the literary novel.

Never Let Me Go

A woman is declared insane, but in reality she's in touch with the future, able to communicate with the year 2137. With her doctors pressuring her to undergo surgery, she must decide whether to heed the lessons of the future.

Woman on the Edge of Time

In this gripping novel, the government has limited every woman to one hundred spoken words per day - any more, and they're punished with electricity. But when a new, oppressive government takes over, women's lives are turned upside down. With bank accounts frozen and passports confiscated, women must fight for their voices and their rights. Jean McClellan is one such woman, determined to reclaim her voice and take a stand for herself and others.

Explore a world without sexual prejudice, where gender is fluid and human culture is met with intrigue and curiosity. In this groundbreaking work of award-winning science fiction, a lone human ambassador must bridge the gap between his own cultural beliefs and those of the inhabitants of the icebound planet of Winter. A landmark achievement in intellectual science fiction, The Left Hand of Darkness takes readers on a journey through society, psychology, and human emotion on an alien world.

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The Left Hand of Darkness

In this provocative novel set in a not-too-distant future, a stigmatized woman navigates a world where church and state are intertwined and convicted felons' skin colors are genetically altered to match their crimes. Hannah, a Red whose crime is murder, seeks safety and faces self-discovery as she questions the righteousness of a country that politicizes faith.

When She Woke

The Power is a thought-provoking novel that explores how the world can change with just one small shift in power dynamics. Teenage girls suddenly have immense physical power, causing devastating consequences for those around them. Follow the paths of various characters as their lives converge and adapt to this new reality.

The Power

Experience a post-apocalyptic world where a devastating flu pandemic has destroyed civilization as we know it. Follow Kirsten Raymonde, a member of The Traveling Symphony - a small troupe of actors and musicians dedicated to keeping the remnants of art and humanity alive. But when they come across a violent prophet threatening their existence, they must fight for survival. With a unique timeline that jumps between life before and after the pandemic, uncover the twist of fate that connects them all in this National Book Award and PEN/Faulkner Award finalist.

Station Eleven

In Future Home of the Living God, the world is ending and evolution is reversing itself. Pregnant Cedar Hawk Songmaker must navigate a society disintegrating with rumors of martial law and pregnant women being confined. As she searches for her birth mother, she must also evade potential informants and keep her baby safe. This chilling and prescient dystopian novel is a moving meditation on female agency, self-determination, biology, and natural rights.

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Future Home of the Living God

A post-apocalyptic world where one man may be the last human alive. Snowman, also known as Jimmy, mourns the death of his best friend and the love of his life, Oryx. In search of answers, Snowman embarks on a journey with the help of genetically engineered children through a lush wilderness that was once a great city. Margaret Atwood's thought-provoking tale is a compelling vision of the future that is both familiar and beyond our imagination.

Oryx and Crake

On an isolated island, a cult has built an extreme society of controlled breeding, ancestor worship, and strict rationing of knowledge and history. Daughters are trained to become wives and mothers, with a ritualistic season that starts at the first sign of puberty. But when a young girl sees something horrifying, born leader Janey Solomon steps up to seek the truth and attempt an uprising of the girls. GATHER THE DAUGHTERS is a haunting and unforgettable debut novel that will leave readers wanting more.

Gather the Daughters

Enter a world decimated by chaos and violence in this gripping novel. Lauren Olamina is one of the few survivors in a crumbling Los Angeles, struggling to maintain hope with her family behind the safe walls of their compound. But when tragedy strikes, Lauren sets out on a dangerous journey to salvation, facing a world ravaged by drugs, disease, war and water shortages. With hyperempathy, a rare condition that makes her incredibly sensitive to the pain of others, Lauren must navigate through a hostile landscape to reach safety, and perhaps even bring about a new and better future for mankind.

Parable of the Sower

A haunting Orwellian novel about state surveillance where objects start disappearing on an unnamed island. While most inhabitants are oblivious, those with the power to remember have reason to fear the draconian Memory Police. When a struggling novelist discovers her editor is in danger, she comes up with a plan to hide him. A surreal fable about memory, loss, and the power of writing to preserve the past.

The Memory Police

Explore a world with no children and no future in this gripping novel by P. D. James. The last generation has grown up, and the human race has become infertile, leading to a collapse of civilization with suicide and despair on the rise. Oxford historian Theodore Faron spends his days reminiscing, but his apathy changes when he meets Julian, a woman who wants his help to meet his cousin, the powerful Warden of England. Alongside her revolutionary group, they may hold the key to the survival of mankind. James' trademark suspense and insightful characterization keep readers hooked until the very end.

The Children of Men

A chilling tale of a family living on an isolated island for protection against the chaos and violence of men on the mainland. But when invaders disrupt their peaceful existence, a psychological battle ensues, unearthing hidden tensions and unresolved rivalries. This haunting and riveting debut is a fiercely poetic feminist revenge fantasy that reflects our time.

The Water Cure

This feminist dystopian novel explores life in the Republic of Gilead - a future United States where a monotheocracy takes the Book of Genesis literally, leading to bizarre consequences for the population. Follow the story of Offred, one of the unfortunate Handmaids living under the new social order, as she reveals dark corners behind the establishment's calm facade. With scathing satire, a dire warning, and poignant prose, this unforgettable classic is Margaret Atwood at her best.

The Handmaid's Tale

Experience the explosive and highly anticipated sequel to the classic novel, The Handmaid's Tale. In The Testaments, Margaret Atwood explores the inner workings of Gilead through the testimony of three female narrators, providing answers to the questions readers have been asking for decades. Atwood draws on the world we live in today as well as the inspiration of her devoted readers to deliver a thrilling and unforgettable sequel.

The Sequel to The Handmaid's Tale

The Testaments

In Alias Grace, Margaret Atwood delves into the mind of Grace Marks, a convicted murderer with a disputed past. Is she a manipulative killer or a victim of circumstance? As an expert in mental illness tries to unlock her memories, the reader is taken on a captivating and disturbing journey into Grace's world. Atwood's writing shines in this Booker Prize-winning book.