Aurora Burning
Amie Kaufman, Jay Kristoff, Johnathan McClain, Kim Mai Guest, Lincoln Hoppe, Donnabella Mortel, Jonathan Todd Ross, Erin Spencer, Steve West
Readers rate it 3.9 (132 on Hardcover)
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Aurora Burning is a space-opera adventure with significant sci-fi combat, death, and mature themes appropriate for older teens. The story features LGBTQ+ characters and explores themes of resistance against oppressive systems, but contains violence, torture, and genocide as plot elements. Strong character development and emotional depth balance the darker content, making it suitable for mature young adults who enjoy complex narratives.
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