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The Humans

Matt Haig
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63 pages • 2 hours read

Matt Haig

The Humans

Fiction | Novel | Adult

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    Matt Haig's The Humans has received praise for its witty and tender exploration of human life through an alien's eyes. Reviewers enjoyed its humor and heartfelt moments but noted that the narrative occasionally felt predictable. Overall, the novel is applauded for its clever insight and emotive storytelling, making it a compelling read.

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    Who Should Read The Humans?

    Readers who enjoyed The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams or Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett will appreciate The Humans by Matt Haig for its witty, poignant exploration of human nature through an alien perspective. It’s perfect for those who relish humor, philosophical musings, and heartwarming tales.

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    Reading Age

    16+years

    Book Details

    Genre
    Science-Fiction / Dystopian Fiction
    British Literature
    Topics
    Depression / Suicide
    Love / Sexuality
    Mental Illness
    Themes
    Emotions/Behavior: Love
    Society: Community
    Values/Ideas: Literature