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2016
I would give this book a 3/5.
This book is one set in a world where a flu strain has decimated the world's population. The remainder are still trying to survive after the epidemic.
There a few things about this book that set it apart from other books of this genre, which is refreshing.
1. This book is set as if the epidemic happened in the past few years, in the present day. The characters talk about flying in planes, smart phones and the intern ...more
2016
I would give this book a 3/5.
This book is one set in a world where a flu strain has decimated the world's population. The remainder are still trying to survive after the epidemic.
There a few things about this book that set it apart from other books of this genre, which is refreshing.
1. This book is set as if the epidemic happened in the past few years, in the present day. The characters talk about flying in planes, smart phones and the intern ...more
It's not often you get such accurate science in science fiction, but I think Station 11 really delivered here. The cause of the apocalypse will likely be the cause of any real apocalypse. How the people adapted was incredibly convincing. Makes you not want to be in America when the apocalypse happens, with all the guns and religious nutjobs. Although, it did seem that engineers were disproportionately affected by the flu based on the very slow recovery from the apocalypse.
I also liked that the s ...more
I also liked that the s ...more
Jun 03, 2016
Jennifer Ho
marked it as to-read
May 08, 2018
Uks
marked it as to-read
