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On board a ship en route to a distant planet in the 22nd century, 12-year-old Derek is a Seer, one who has the natural ability to sense future events, though he prefers to play Dragon Ball on the holoarcade and hang out with his friends. But when an accident he's foreseen kills his mother and forces the mission to return to Earth, Derek must embark on a journey through the Dark Zone-a primitive swath of Australia cut off from the rest of a near-utopian world-to find a scientist who can send him back in time to stop the accident. Along the way, he crashes a space ship, wins a desert race, outwits a con man, and fights through rival gangs, learning that the best way to be true to others is to be true to himself. The Seer: Through the Dark Zone is a fast-paced yet thoughtful novel about a boy on the verge of growing up. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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However, the Earth he is returning is not the Earth he left behind. Nearly 200 years have passed since the Kestrel embarked on its voyage. In that time, much has happened. Hunger and poverty have been eliminated using nanotechnology. Disease and sickness are non existent and the human lifespan has been extended. But this simplicity in life comes at a cost. And Derek isn't willing to pay the price.
The captain of the Kestrel, Captain Asher, informs Derek that there is a way to go back in time and stop the accident from happening. To do so Derek will need to find a man named Dr. Osborne. The only problem is Dr. Osborne lives in the Dark Zone, a primitive colony in Australia cut off from the rest of the world. And when Derek gets there he will have to travel through the desert, ride on a convoy, avoid scavengers, and all the meanwhile he learns someone has looking for him. But the most important thing he learns is to believe in himself and the true meaning of "To thine own self be true."
I would recommend this book for middle schoolers. Kids will be able to connect with him and understand how he feels. It's an easy read and well paced and can be finished in a day or two. ( )