Maggot Moon (for which she won the Carnegie Medal)

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Maggot Moon is a dystopian young adult novel by Sally Gardner that follows a dyslexic boy uncovering a sinister government conspiracy in an alternate 1950s-style totalitarian state.

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instanceOf novel
author Sally Gardner NERFINISHED
awardCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
awardReceived Carnegie Medal NERFINISHED
Carnegie Medal for Children’s Literature NERFINISHED
centralTheme courage
friendship
government conspiracy
oppression
resistance
totalitarianism
truth and propaganda
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre dystopian fiction
young adult fiction
hasForm audiobook
ebook
print book
hasIllustrationsBy Julian Crouch NERFINISHED
hasMainCharacterAgeGroup teenager
hasMainCharacterTrait outsider
hasSubject brainwashing
individual vs state
space race
state violence
surveillance
intendedReadingLevel upper middle grade and young adult
intendedUse children’s and young adult literature curricula
language English
literaryAwardCategory children’s and young adult fiction
literaryStyle allegorical
sparse prose
marketedAs YA dystopian novel
narrativePerspective first-person narrative
narrativeStructure short, numbered chapters
notableFor portrayal of a dyslexic protagonist
unconventional chapter structure
pageCount about 288 pages
protagonist Standish Treadwell NERFINISHED
protagonistCharacteristic dyslexic
publicationYear 2012
publisher Hot Key Books NERFINISHED
settingDescription alternate 1950s-style totalitarian state
settingPeriod 1950s-style era
settingType alternate history
targetAudience young adults

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Sally Gardner (children's writer) notableWork Maggot Moon (for which she won the Carnegie Medal)
subject surface form: Sally Gardner