Fiction to Read for Earth Day

Description
Fiction with strong environmentalist themes.
Members
8 participating members
1
The Lorax
by Dr. Seuss
8,390 members
301 reviews
½ 4.4
3 Members
merrystar, aspirit, steller0707
2
The Martian Chronicles
by Ray Bradbury
16,083 members
307 reviews
4
2 Members
merrystar, steller0707
3
The Year of the Flood
by Margaret Atwood
7,055 members
362 reviews
3.9
2 Members
aspirit, steller0707
4
Earth
by David Brin
2,353 members
39 reviews
3.8
2 Members
aulsmith, merrystar
5
The China Garden
by Liz Berry
502 members
17 reviews
4
2 Members
inge87, merrystar
6
Dune
by Frank Herbert
40,092 members
649 reviews
½ 4.3
Member
aulsmith
7
The Windup Girl
by Paolo Bacigalupi
6,018 members
291 reviews
½ 3.7
Member
aulsmith
8
Grass
by Sheri S. Tepper
2,313 members
47 reviews
4
Member
aulsmith
9
The Water Knife
by Paolo Bacigalupi
1,729 members
93 reviews
3.8
Member
aspirit
10
The Sheep Look Up
by John Brunner
1,611 members
40 reviews
3.9
Member
aulsmith
11
Blackfish City
by Sam J. Miller
695 members
28 reviews
½ 3.4
Member
aspirit
12
Teranesia
by Greg Egan
663 members
22 reviews
½ 3.4
Member
aulsmith
13
Redwoods
by Jason Chin
649 members
60 reviews
½ 4.4
Member
aspirit
14
Pacific Edge
by Kim Stanley Robinson
649 members
14 reviews
3.8
Member
aulsmith
15
Anthill: A Novel
by Edward O. Wilson
631 members
42 reviews
½ 3.4
Member
steller0707
16
Something Rich and Strange
by Patricia A. McKillip
356 members
7 reviews
3.8
Member
merrystar
17
Who Really Killed Cock Robin?
by Jean Craighead George
266 members
1 review
3.8
Member
inge87
18
Pennterra
by Judith Moffett
136 members
3 reviews
4
Member
aulsmith
19
The Trouble with Dragons
by Debi Gliori
128 members
15 reviews
½ 3.4
Member
steller0707
20
The Ragged World
by Judith Moffett
100 members
1 review
4
Member
aulsmith
21
Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Summers
by Sarena Ulibarri
98 members
20 reviews
4
Member
aspirit
22
Flight of Ashes
by Monika Maron
79 members
1 review
½ 3.5
Member
spiphany
23
The Stone Flood
by Franz Hohler
36 members
1 review
½ 4.3
Member
bluepiano
Explanations
bluepiano: Novel about the results of abuse of the environment: A mountainside quarry is worked despite the misgivings of some of the locals. Protagonist is a child affected by the consequences.
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The Stone Wētā
by Octavia Cade
35 members
5 reviews
½ 4.4
Member
aspirit
25
Depart, Depart!
by Sim Kern
18 members
4 reviews
½ 4.4
Member
aspirit
26
Ishmael
by Daniel Quinn
6,300 members
119 reviews
3.9
27
Un Lun Dun
by China Miéville
3,418 members
191 reviews
3.8
28
The Great Kapok Tree
by Lynne Cherry
3,397 members
62 reviews
4.2
29
The Man Who Planted Trees
by Jean Giono
1,708 members
41 reviews
4.1
30
Beauty
by Sheri S. Tepper
1,590 members
31 reviews
3.8
31
Just a Dream
by Chris Van Allsburg
1,240 members
45 reviews
4.1
32
The Wump World
by Bill Peet
1,082 members
18 reviews
4.1
33
The Fifth Sacred Thing
by Starhawk
1,058 members
22 reviews
4.1
34
Dry
by Neal Shusterman
1,042 members
42 reviews
3.9
35
There's an Owl in the Shower
by Jean Craighead George
1,015 members
12 reviews
½ 3.7
36
A Friend of the Earth
by T. C. Boyle
951 members
19 reviews
½ 3.7
37
Water Witches
by Chris Bohjalian
550 members
9 reviews
½ 3.5
38
City Green
by Dyanne Disalvo-ryan
498 members
19 reviews
4
39
The Rabbits
by John Marsden
479 members
22 reviews
½ 4.3
40
Toby Alone
by Timothée de Fombelle
466 members
16 reviews
4.1
41
Alejandro's Gift
by Richard E. Albert
378 members
10 reviews
½ 3.7
42
The Tin Forest
by Helen Ward
294 members
7 reviews
4.2
43
Someday a Tree
by Eve Bunting
243 members
8 reviews
½ 4.4
44
California Blue
by David Klass
230 members
4 reviews
½ 3.3
45
And Still the Turtle Watched
by Sheila MacGill-Callahan
193 members
4 reviews
3.9
46
Operation Redwood
by S. Terrell French
171 members
11 reviews
½ 4.3
47
How to Bee
by Bren MacDibble
65 members
4 reviews
4.1
48
They Came From Below
by Blake Nelson
63 members
4 reviews
½ 3.6
49
Lungs (Oberon Modern Plays)
by Duncan Macmillan
32 members
½ 4.3
50
Time Ghost
by Welwyn Wilton Katz
24 members
½ 3.3