Dystopian stories in European Portuguese

Dystopias at every level from A1 to C1. At A1, in a city where everyone has a number instead of a name, a girl called 7-F finds a red flower growing through a crack in the pavement. At A2, fifteen-year-old Marco secretly reads a book he found under a floorboard in his late grandfather's house, in a country where books were burned ten years ago.

At B1, Carla must cross the concrete border that has divided her city for twenty years to reach her dying mother. At B2, an engineer finds a flaw in the AI system that runs his city, and a woman keeps fifty thousand books in a secret underground library in 2087. At C1, a technician at a clinic that erases traumatic memories finds a client who was erased against their will.

They give you plenty to think about, and to talk about, in Portuguese: freedom, memory and who gets to control them. Start with O Número.