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Bookitis & Co. · The Literary Chemist & Reader’s Gazette · Open to the incurably curious
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Parable of the Sower is a haunting, modern classic set in a climate‑ravaged, post‑apocalyptic United States. Fifteen‑year‑old Lauren Olamina lives in a gated community outside Los Angeles, protected from the chaos caused by climate change and economic collapse. She suffers from hyperempathy, a condition that makes her feel the pain of others, which forces her to confront the brutal world when her neighborhood is destroyed. As she journeys north, Lauren creates a new belief system called Earthseed, centered on the idea that "God is Change," and gathers a diverse group of survivors. The novel explores survival, environmental disaster, religious belief, and the formation of a new community amid societal breakdown.
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ISBN-10 8412281780 · ISBN-13 9788592795399 · Grand Central Publishing · 1993
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