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One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy

by Stephen Tunney · 2010

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After breaking the most serious law on the books, Hieronymus Rexaphin embarks on a tremendous misadventure to protect his friends and save his family, and to escape exile and imprisonment on the far side of the moon. In One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy, Stephen Tunney has created one of the most vivid and exciting of literary worlds, with shades of the best of Ray Bradbury, Stephenie Meyer and George Orwell.

Genre
science fictiondystopiafantasyadventureliterary fiction
Setting
moon
Subject
science
Audience
young adultchildrens
Length
medium · 308 pages

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