Above World
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In a future of high technology and genetic modification the Coral Kampii, like legendary mermaids, live isolated from the Above World, but when the devices that allows them to breathe underwater start to fail, thirteen-year-old Aluna and her friend Hoku go to that forbidden place to find help.
Imprint:
Somerville, Mass. - Candlewick Press
Pages:
356
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9780763654177
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Jenn Reese
Characteristics:
356 p. ;,22 cm
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Add a CommentI really like when aluna was getting her tail, she refused and stole the seed.
It is the future and the world and people we are used to have disappeared. Due to over-population, humans have been forced to use technology to adapt to living under the ocean, in the deserts and in the sky. However, greed and cruelty still exist and the generators allowing the under sea dwellers to breathe are being shut down and the people are dying. 13-year-old Aluna decides to go to “above world” (land) to try to find help for her people. She must depend on the friendship and loyalty of old friends and new if she is to succeed. This is a great book if you enjoy science-fiction. Reviewed by BPL volunteer EE.