If you were captivated by the desperate fight for survival against the triffids and humanity's resilience in The Night Of The Triffids, you'll love The Girl With All the Gifts. Follow Melanie, a unique child navigating a ruined world overrun by terrifying creatures, as she and her companions embark on a harrowing journey through a devastated Britain, facing both external dangers and the complexities of human nature.

If the bleak, relentless atmosphere and moments of raw violence in The Night Of The Triffids drew you in, The Road will haunt you. Journey with a father and son across a desolate landscape, where danger lurks at every turn and the struggle for hope is as urgent as the fight for survival. McCarthy’s sparse, haunting prose immerses you in a world as unforgiving as it is unforgettable.

If you appreciated the immersive recreation of a changed world in The Night Of The Triffids—from overgrown landscapes to reimagined societies—Station Eleven will fascinate you. Mandel weaves together the stories of survivors and artists in a post-pandemic landscape, building a vivid, intricate tapestry of civilization’s remnants and what it means to rebuild.

If you relished the relentless drive of David Masen’s quest to save humanity in The Night Of The Triffids, The Passage will grip you from start to finish. Follow a small band of survivors on a mission to cross a ruined America, facing monstrous threats and racing against time to uncover answers that could shape the future of mankind.

If the ecological catastrophe unleashed by the triffids fascinated you, then Oryx and Crake will enthrall you with its chilling vision of genetic engineering gone awry. Atwood’s novel explores a devastated world shaped by bioengineering, unraveling the tragic consequences of humanity’s hubris through the eyes of the lone survivor, Snowman.