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Maddaddam, by Margaret Atwood Maddaddam, by Margaret Atwood, 416 pages
This is the third in the Maddaddam series, and most of the "loose ends" are tied up .  The future is still uncertain, but then again, it always was.  I was pretty sad about the ending, but all good books leave you sad at their endings.   I would recommend this to adults who like post-apocalyptic/dystopian sci-fi.

Posted by Mollecule at 1:37 PM Labels: atwood, dystopia (kind of), maddaddam, pfeiffer, post-apocalypse, Sci-Fi, trilogy


