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Whole Wide World

Paul McAuley

Ages 14–18

388 pages · Released Dec 7, 2003

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Whole Wide World parent’s guide: what’s inside

Low confidence

LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

This is a hard science fiction novel centered on a murder investigation involving artificial intelligence and the internet, written for adult readers. The metadata suggests mature themes including crime, technology ethics, and some violence, but the limited description makes a precise content assessment difficult. Given the adult publication context and hard SF genre conventions, it is likely better suited to older teens with some reading maturity than younger readers.

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From the publisher

Science fiction-roman. Science fiction-roman.

Shelved under

  • Fiction
  • Murder
  • Police
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Internet
  • Fiction, science fiction, hard science fiction

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ISBN 9780765340276 · Macmillan

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