The Wall
About This Book
Mithila lives in Sumer, a city enclosed by a Wall. Nobody leaves and nothing comes in. For two thousand years life has gone on the same way, with just enough food for just enough people, and everyone sticking to the rules and their place. When Mithila tries to cross the Wall, every power in the city unites to stop her. Breaking the rules could bring down the whole of civilization, but obeying them means never learning who built the Wall, why they built it, or what the world would be like without it. As Mithila and her friends hunt for answers, they stand to lose their families, the people they love and their lives. The book asks whether a world they cannot even picture is worth giving up the only one they have. Gautam Bhatia's speculative novel explores what real freedom means, and it will appeal to readers of Isaac Asimov's Nightfall and Ursula Le Guin's The Dispossessed.
ISBN: 9789353578350
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