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Loading... A Crack in the Sky (Greenhouse Chronicles)by Mark Peter Hughes
None. I know they say to never judge a book by its cover, but I guess subconsciously, I did, and as a result I was pleasantly surprised when I read, A Crack in the Sky. I did NOT like the cover at all. I thought it looked really juvenile, and I wasn't even sure what the creature on the cover was supposed to be (a mongoose), but I incorrectly guessed some kind of lizard. Now, to be fair, I do need to confess that I love dystopian novels; Life As We Knew It, The Uglies series by Westerfeld, Skinned by Wasserman etc. so that might explain why I enjoyed A Crack in the Sky so much. It is set in a time after climate change has destroyed the world as we know it, and necessitated the creation of domed cities. The narrator, Eli, is the grandson of the man who owns the company, InfiniCorp, responsible for the maintenance of those domes. As the story unfolds, the reader learns, along with Eli, that InfiniCorp might not be the upstanding company that most people believe it to be. Eli has his deepest beliefs challenged, sets out on an adventure along with his chip-enhanced pet, Marilyn, and ends up in serious, serious trouble. ( )no reviews | add a review
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