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Game over by James Patterson, Ned Rust · Booklabria

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Game over

Science FictionChildren's fiction

Game over

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Daniel XBook 4 of 5

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Book 4, Game over, this book

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 13
Series: Daniel X, 4

Synopsis

In Tokyo, fifteen-year-old Daniel X faces two of the most dangerous aliens on the planet, who are plotting to use video games to control children and turn them into an army of doom.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Children's fiction
Orphans
Child and youth fiction
Extraterrestrial beings
Human-alien encounters
Characters: Daniel X

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