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Fourteen Days

A Collaborative Novel

The Authors Guild, Margaret Atwood, Douglas Preston

Ages 14–18

Readers rate it 2.6 (23 on Hardcover)

Released 2024

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This collaborative novel by prominent literary authors explores the human experience during the COVID-19 lockdown through interconnected stories of apartment dwellers. While it centers on connection and resilience, the book engages with serious mature themes including death, grief, racism, and mental health crises. The content is reflective and character-driven rather than graphic, but the emotional weight and thematic complexity make it most suitable for older teens and adults.

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From the publisher

A novel written by more than twenty-five major literary voices follows the tenants of a Lower East Side apartment building in Manhattan during the COVID-19 shutdown, as they gather on the roof, share stories, and become real neighbors. A novel written by more than twenty-five major literary voices follows the tenants of a Lower East Side apartment building in Manhattan during the COVID-19 shutdown, as they gather on the roof, share stories, and become real neighbors.

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  • Fiction
  • Character driven
  • Weak Character Development
  • Unloveable Characters
  • Diverse Characters
  • emotional
  • mysterious
  • reflective
  • tense
  • Fantasy
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Death

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ISBN 9780358616382 · Harper

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