A bleak and brutal look at a near-future with a country in chaos, democracy fallen, No Country is a perfect bit of dystopian fiction for older children and adults.But it's cleverer than even that, with Joe Brady and Patrice Aggs firmly focusing on one family's struggles as their world crumbles to make the inevitable disaster all the more personal, all the more powerful. Read Full Review
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