The End of the World Is Bigger than Love

'A young adult version of Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel, with lashings of creativity and magic realism...This novel heralds the arrival of an ingenious new talent.' * Books+Publishing *
'A beautifully imagined, magical new fairy tale that exists in the same realm of sophisticated magical realism that brings to mind the extraordinary skill of writers who excel in the genre, the likes of Angela Carter, Sonya Hartnett and Leanne Hall...We need books like this. We need writers like Bell. Now, more than ever.' * Readings *
'Reflects something of our difficult times with an innocence and lightness that belie underlying loss and grief. It could only be written by someone with a glowing, shining heart.' * Paperbark Words *
'An extraordinary, marvellous work; the writing is staggeringly beautiful, the scope is majestic and breadth astonishing. A gigantic rollercoaster ride of emotion, The End of the World Is Bigger than Love is highly recommended for ages 13 up to (and including) adult, especially for bookish readers who love language and would savour the many references to books from classic literature.' * Readings *
'Davina Bell creates a world in which reality and fantasy join hands and dance together...YA readers will delight in its complexity and intricate plotting.' * Buzz Words *
'Not a novel easily forgotten...A fresh voice in young adult fiction.' * Herald Sun *
'Davina Bell creates a world in which reality and fantasy join hands and dance together...YA readers will delight in its complexity and intricate plotting.' * Buzz Words *
'Sparkles with magic and hope...Stunningly creative...While [it] is technically billed as a YA novel, it's one for adults too. Don't miss it.' * Good Reading *