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Above World (Above World #1) by Jenn Reese · Booklabria

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Above World (Above World #1)

Science FictionChildren's fiction

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Above WorldBook 1 of 2

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First published: 2012
Language: English
Editions: 2
Series: Above World, 1

Synopsis

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.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Children's fiction
Survival
Technology
Voyages and travels
Sex role

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