PRAISE FOR YOUNG WORLD:
“A neon-bright, post-modern, action-movie coachella party of a book. Young World proves Chainani is the unhinged visionary we always suspected him to be.” —E. Lockhart #1 New York Times bestselling author of We Were Liars
“Chainani has outdone himself. Young World is ferocious, funny, wickedly smart, and groundbreaking. It will keep you guessing until the very end. A masterpiece by a true innovator.” —Marie Lu, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Legend
“The perfect read for our tumultuous times.”—Veronica Roth, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Divergent
“I devoured this book in one sitting. Part Hunger Games, part John Green, Young World is a fast-paced thrill ride. Utterly unforgettable.” —Lynn Painter, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Better Than the Movies
“Soman Chainani has become the voice of a generation. An intimate, stirring coming of age tale and a rip-roaring political fantasy, a mix of House of Cards and Hunger Games, leaving readers with the question: In a world where our leaders already act like children, why not just elect one?” —Sam Koppelman, New York Times Bestselling Co-Author of Our Unfinished March
“This is an immersive story, inspired by many of the realities Gen Z is facing, whether it’s the frustration of constant crises or the disillusionment with politics. It’s a must as a physical copy due to the in-world visuals packed throughout.” —Parade
★ “[A] searing and uncanny reflection on political reach, restriction, and corruption, and the friction that emerges when a wide-eyed idealist collides with the unyielding guardians of the status quo.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review
“The author realistically captures the massive frustration and anger felt by young people toward politicians….The varied and colorful graphic design of the pages is appealing….A political thriller about serious ideas that’s replete with irreverent humor and poignant relationships.” —Kirkus Reviews
“This colorful mix of social issues, teen drama, and disaster thriller is recommended for fans of Neal Shusterman and Jennifer Lynn Barnes.” —School Library Journal
“Part epistolary, part hodgepodge of ephemera, the storytelling is easily accessible to a variety of readers. It is no exaggeration to say that this near-future novel will grip teens from the very first page and stay with them long after.” —Booklist
“A breathless romp from the jump, with neon vermillion visuals punctuating Benton’s snarky first-person narration….readers who are desperate for a political shakeup will find this concept fascinating.” —The Bulletin
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