This has been on my list for a long time, but I had to take a break from dystopian literature during 45’s term (mostly). The narrative’s scope wasn’t as full as I would have liked, but what Bradbury omitted created deep talking points.

Mother Tongue notes: Trigger warnings for war, bombing, suicide and abortion. The vocabulary isn’t advanced, but the prose can be challenging. A relatively short book (less than 200 pages), but only divided into 3 parts, not shorter chapters.