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Nowhere Land

Remnants seriesbook 4 of 14Next:Mutation(1999) →

Jobs, Mo'Steel, 2Face, and a handful of others are the last of the human race. They are all that remain of what we knew as the planet Earth. And they've traveled millions of miles and five hundred years to find a place to begin again.

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But the ship that now sustains them nearly destroys the survivors. Its computer feeds them images that are incredibly beautiful, intensely horrifying, and very, very dangerous. In order to stay alive, the Remnants have to find a way to work together in an environment that wants to tear them apart. And so far the environment — this strange new place they haveto call home — is winning...

Audience
young adultchildrensmiddle grade
Length
short · 165 pages

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