I always used to say there weren't any books like that when I was at primary school, but I was when it was written. Not long after 1984, either. I used to teach it in the 80s. I hadn't realised it was written in the 50s.
Yes, I've always liked John Christopher novels. In fact I bought that for my daughter in law to read with my grandson. The problem with him is that his dystopia is too close for comfort now. I used to have a book called the Science of Jurassic Park, too!
I knew it would happen in my lifetime. 2052; what was he thinking of? Just hope The Death of Grass doesn't happen yet, although it might if Bayer and Monsanto are allowed to join up.
Just come across Daphne du Maurier's book 'Rule Britannia' which was mentioned on facebook. About Britain leaving the common market and becoming part of the US. Never heard of the book before but sounds quite contemporary...
So here is a summary of the government’s position on Brexit according to David Alan Green
The government confirms that it will not join the customs union proposed by Labour, and instead the U.K. will be in another form of customs union which will not be the customs union or any existing customs union, but a new customs union with exactly the same effect as the Customs Union.