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Forever Curious parent’s guide: what’s inside
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Forever Curious is a science fiction adventure centered on curiosity, problem-solving, and collaboration with an intellectually gifted protagonist. The story involves exploration of an alien mystery and features a diverse team working together, with minimal content concerns. Some mild tension and sci-fi peril are present but not graphically depicted, making it suitable for middle-grade readers comfortable with space adventure.
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In an intellectual clash of galactic proportions, the biggest mystery in the Universe encounters the smartest girl from Earth. Na-Yeli Maya is humanity’s champion exploring the forbidding Enigmatic Object. She’s not truly alone, as her exosuit is armed with the most advanced quantum computer—and obnoxious digital assis... In an intellectual clash of galactic proportions, the biggest mystery in the Universe encounters the smartest girl from Earth. Na-Yeli Maya is humanity’s champion exploring the forbidding Enigmatic Object. She’s not truly alone, as her exosuit is armed with the most advanced quantum computer—and obnoxious digital assistant—ever, and her tri-schizoid condition enables her to call up her ultimate warrior and lateral thinker personas in times of dire need. Along the way, she partners with a stranded Moiety Alien and adopts a group of hypersounders, as they make it all the way into the Core. What will they find?
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ISBN 9789083163901 · Jetse de Vries