Feed
by M.T. Anderson
Set in a future where the internet is hardwired directly into people's brains, Feed is a powerful and unsettling look at a world dominated by consumerism and corporate control. Titus is a typical teenager who spends his time partying on the moon and following the latest trends broadcasted through his "feed." However, everything changes when he meets Violet, a girl who questions the constant stream of advertisements and data, leading Titus to confront the shallow reality of their existence.
This National Book Award finalist is perfect for teens who love dystopian novels and are interested in the impact of technology on society. M.T. Anderson crafts a unique, slang-heavy narrative that serves as a sharp satire of modern culture, making it an ideal choice for readers who enjoy thought-provoking science fiction like Black Mirror or 1984. It is a haunting story about the importance of individual thought in a world that wants to categorize every desire.
Highlights:
- A prophetic and chilling exploration of technology and privacy.
- A unique narrative voice that captures a futuristic teenage dialect.
- A poignant and tragic romance that challenges the status quo.
- Critical themes of environmental collapse and corporate greed.