A Boy And His Dog At The End Of The World - Softcover

Fletcher's suspenseful, atmospheric tale imagines a near future in which our world is in ruins... An adventure saga punctured by a gut-punch twist (ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY)

Epic in scope, enthralling, and full of human warmth (M. R. Carey, author of THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS)

This novel has everything I love about a story: fully realised characters, beautiful writing, and utterly believable, even frightening, world-building . . . I promise you're going to love it (Louisa Morgan, author of A SECRET HISTORY OF WITCHES)

A story that is as heart-warming as it is heart-breaking . . . I'm still thinking about this book, weeks after finishing it (FANTASY HIVE)

Family, loyalty, and humanity amid the lonely but beautiful wilderness of the end of the world - with a gut punch you'll never see coming. That twist! That ending! You'll remember A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World long after you finish reading (Peng Shepherd, author of THE BOOK OF M)

Extraordinary and quite magnificent . . . 10/10 (STARBURST)

A stunningly gorgeous read: masterful storytelling, searingly beautiful prose, and a world so meticulously rendered you'll forget there's a real one going on beyond the pages ... A book of the year contender - in any year (Micah Yongo)

Playful, twisty, thought provoking and hugely enjoyable (RJ Barker)

A truly engrossing survival story, which gives us a haunting vision of a ruined Britain that's both dangerous and strangely beautiful. But the real strength of the book its utterly believable lead character whose interplay of vulnerability and strength brings hope and humanity to a cold and scary world (Keith Stuart, author of A BOY MADE OF BLOCKS)

Fletcher does a masterful job keeping the stakes high and the suspense crackling while still creating plenty of space for readers to get to know Griz and explore this fascinating not-quite-empty world. This un-put-down-able story has everything-a well-imagined post-apocalyptic world, great characters, incredible suspense, and, of course, the fierce love of some very good dogs (KIRKUS (starred review))