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Learn moreThe holograms lied to everyone on Earth, and only Alexandra Lucas knows the truth. Now she’s trapped in the year 2359 without family or friends—and worse, without her anxiety medication.
Alex attempts to reconcile the marvelous scenery, technological advances, and luxurious living with the knowledge that the holograms weren’t being completely honest. What else are they lying about? With a secret that could shatter her society, Alex tries to find her place among strangers, convicts, and a rebellion striving to bring the holograms down. Alex struggles to find the best way to reveal the truth and reunite with those she loves. But when surrounded by beauty and every convenience, Alex wonders if truth becomes irrelevant in a perfect world.
Kristy Acevedo is the author of young-adult literature, including Consider, which won a PEN New England Susan P. Bloom Children’s Book Discovery Award in 2015. She is a high school English teacher and a huge fan of Star Trek, Doctor Who, and Harry Potter. When she was a child, her “big sister” from the Big Brothers Big Sisters Program fostered her love of books by taking her to the public library every Wednesday for seven years. A graduate of Bridgewater State University, she is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
Read by Erin Spencer, Kyla Garcia, Caitlin Davies, Amy Landon, and Soneela Nankani
Reviews
“An absolute mind bender…Acevedo inserts pithy observations about the world and individuals’ responsibilities to community.”
“Feisty narrator Alex engages readers from the first page…It is Alex’s strength, sense of humor, and vulnerability that make this read compelling.”
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