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Mars One

Jonathan Maberry

Ages 12–16

Readers rate it 3.0 (2 on Hardcover)

448 pages · Released Apr 4, 2017

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Mars One parent’s guide: what’s inside

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Positive messages

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Educational value

A note for parents

Mars One is a thoughtful science fiction adventure about a teenager joining a space colonization program, balancing excitement with emotional weight. The story explores themes of sacrifice, ambition, and growing up, with some mild peril and romantic elements appropriate for older middle-grade to teen readers. While generally well-suited to young audiences, the emotional complexity and occasional mature moments suggest it's best for ages 12+.

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From the publisher

-A teenage boy leaves for Mars as a colonist with the Mars One space program and grapples with what he's leaving behind to do so--- -A teenage boy leaves for Mars as a colonist with the Mars One space program and grapples with what he's leaving behind to do so---

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  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Calibre Import
  • Fantasy
  • Young Adult
  • Adventure
  • Fiction
  • Science Fiction
  • Romance
  • Space
  • Dystopian
  • Space colonies
  • Romance fiction

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ISBN 9781481461610 · Simon and Schuster

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