Jesse Andrews

In a society where a person's size is directly proportional to his or her wealth, littlepoor Warner, thirteen, and Prayer, fifteen, struggle to improve their lot in a world built against them.

Munmun

Emily C Peterson

I was really into this book until the last 20 pages. Ending was v disappointing.

Halsted Mencotti Bernard

Brilliantly-written satire that is also truly fun to read? Munmun is funny, heartbreaking, strange, and poignant. Andrews uses language to illustrate the lack of literacy of the protagonist, Warner, who is a charming narrator I enjoyed following through the surreal landscape of the Yewess, the setting of the novel, and the dreamworld that serves as a type of shared VR. Andrews lambastes socioeconomic strata and thumbs Warner's littlepoor nose at anyone who would try to pity him.

Munmun

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