Tomorrowland: Ten Stories About the Future cover

Tomorrowland: Ten Stories About the Future

Author: Cart, Michael

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Upper Grades (UG 9-12)
Book Level 5.5
Points 6.0
Fiction/Nonfiction Fiction
Word Count 41898
Points per Word 0.000143
Page Count 198
Points per Page 0.030303

Description

This is a collection of ten stories about the future.

Quick Summary

For anyone who loves imagining what comes next, this collection packs ten completely different stories about the future into one book, and each one takes you somewhere unexpected. The stories range from funny to genuinely unsettling, so there's something for every mood, and at around 4,000 words each, they're perfect for readers who want to finish a complete tale in a single sitting. Teen readers who enjoy speculative fiction, robotics, space exploration, or just plain weird scenarios will find plenty to dig into here, and the accessible reading level makes it a great choice for older reluctant readers who want something substantive but not overwhelming. Parents will appreciate that the book tackles big ideas like technology, identity, and responsibility without being preachy, though some stories do touch on darker themes like surveillance and artificial intelligence gone wrong. What really makes this stand out is that each story feels fresh and distinct you never know if the next one will make you laugh, think, or even give you chills. If you enjoy anthologies like this, you'd probably also like "Feed" by M.T. Anderson for another take on technology-focused YA fiction.