Artemis Age Rating: What Age Is It Right For?

Recommended Age:
14
+
Great for readers who enjoy fast-paced, immersive science fiction with clever problem-solving and witty narration.

About the Book

Jazz Bashara is a small-time smuggler living in Artemis, humanity's first and only city on the Moon, who gets caught up in a criminal conspiracy that threatens the entire lunar colony and must use her engineering knowledge and street smarts to survive. The novel is propulsive and technically detailed, with a fast-talking female protagonist whose voice carries the story's energy. Lighter in emotional weight than Weir's other novels.

Content Ratings

❤️
Mild Romance
Growing affection develops into a relationship that is sweet and emotionally genuine.
💡
Mild Themes
The book explores economic inequality in a company-town lunar settlement, corruption in corporate governance, and the difficulty of building a legitimate life when economically trapped.
⚔️
Moderate Violence
Characters are killed as part of criminal conspiracies. Sabotage creates life-threatening situations. Violence is action-thriller in pace.
Artemis by Andy Weir Book Cover
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Author:
Andy Weir
Genre:
Science Fiction
Published:
2017
Page Count:
305
Ages:
14
+

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