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- Author: D K McCutchen
- Publisher: Leapfrog Press
- ISBN-10: 1948585758
- ISBN-13: 9781948585750
- Format: 12.7 x 19.8 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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SNAP
As Jack floats in a tank full of poisonous jellyfish, fragmented memories drift in and out of his mind.
The 200-year-old inter-sex street kid remembers things nobody else does, memories from before the
Great Garbage Ocean, like birds and frogs. Now, jellyfish and insects are food staples, and everyone is
sterile, unable to reproduce. Everyone, that is, except for some of the street kids. Two researchers
believe that Jack and other street kids, like Jack's friend, Joon, are humanity's last hope.
When a tsunami of trash crashes onto the port town, Jack scrambles to protect those he loves and save a
dying world. But at what cost?
This post-apocalyptic, gender-bender, coming-of-age story pulses with plot twists and intrigue. It
contemplates the tenacity of life and the capacity of hope, even when all seems lost.
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- Author: D K McCutchen
- Publisher: Leapfrog Press
- ISBN-10: 1948585758
- ISBN-13: 9781948585750
- Format: 12.7 x 19.8 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
SNAP
As Jack floats in a tank full of poisonous jellyfish, fragmented memories drift in and out of his mind.
The 200-year-old inter-sex street kid remembers things nobody else does, memories from before the
Great Garbage Ocean, like birds and frogs. Now, jellyfish and insects are food staples, and everyone is
sterile, unable to reproduce. Everyone, that is, except for some of the street kids. Two researchers
believe that Jack and other street kids, like Jack's friend, Joon, are humanity's last hope.
When a tsunami of trash crashes onto the port town, Jack scrambles to protect those he loves and save a
dying world. But at what cost?
This post-apocalyptic, gender-bender, coming-of-age story pulses with plot twists and intrigue. It
contemplates the tenacity of life and the capacity of hope, even when all seems lost.
Reviews