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Book · 1995 · Juvenile Fiction

The 13th Floor

A Ghost Story

by Sid Fleischman · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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If you like that and you're looking for a great movie to watch check out the 13th floor it came out in the late 90s and deals with similar themes.
Bill Burr · Monday Morning Podcast · Oct 2024 Listen at 2:03:39

Why people recommend it

The 13th Floor by Sid Fleischman is a captivating children's time-travel adventure novel that blends historical elements with mystery and imagination. On the episode Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 10-31-24 of the podcast Monday Morning Podcast, released on October 31, 2024, Bill Burr discussed the work after receiving correspondence from an audience member. During the show, a listener recommended the film adaptation in an email to Bill Burr, noting that it came out in the late nineties and deals with similar themes to Westworld. While the original work is a beloved children's book by Sid Fleischman, the listener pointed the podcast host and audience toward the cinematic counterpart as a great movie to watch for those who enjoy mind-bending science fiction concepts and complex philosophical questions. Bill Burr reviewed this viewer mail on air, sharing the recommendation with his massive audience of podcast listeners. This exchange highlighted how popular culture mediums often intersect, allowing fans to draw thematic parallels between different adaptations and eras of storytelling, ranging from classic juvenile literature to thought-provoking late-twentieth-century cinema exploring artificial intelligence and simulated realities.

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