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Tag: Books of the Earth
Book of the Earth: “Cargo 3120: Ties That Bind” by Aaron Walker Sr.
If the fate of a galaxy rested on an ore you could steal, would you take the risk? Cargo 3120 goes into this thrilling dilemma—discover its secrets within.
Book of the Earth: The Girl Who Cried for the Earth by Bodhi Simpson
Have you ever wondered if the Earth listens when we cry? Look into this heartfelt exploration to uncover how our emotions might ripple through nature in ways we never imagined. Read on to discover more.
Book of the Earth: The Last Toll Collector by S.S. Turner
What if the key to surviving in an AI-driven world lies hidden in Iceland’s volcanic landscapes? Discover the answer as you journey through The Last Toll Collector.
Book of the Earth: “Hell Holes 4” by Donald Firesmith
Would you survive in a world where even hope is a luxury?
Discover the chilling answer as Hell Holes 4 takes you on a journey through unimaginable despair and unyielding resilience.
Book of the Earth: Sentience Hazard by Alexandru Czimbor
Sentience Hazard by Alexandru Czimbor is an exploration of humanity’s precarious dance with the pursuit of artificial intelligence, seen through the eyes of François, a computational neuroscientist burdened by ambition and self-doubt.
Book of the Earth: Nature Ninja Saves the Natural World by Tania Moloney
Nature Ninja Saves the Natural World by Tania Moloney, featuring illustrations by Jelena Sardi, is a lively eco-adventure that invites young readers to see their backyards as the first frontier of environmental change.
Book Review: Stormflower by Tristen Kozinski
Stormflower by Tristen Kozinski feels like stepping into a storm—unpredictable, relentless, and full of mystery.
Book of the Earth: Olympus Bound by Zoë Routh
Zoë Routh’s Olympus Bound reads like a tightly wound thread, unspooling through space to remind us that no matter how far humanity ventures, our survival is always tethered to the delicate balance we must maintain with nature.
Book Review: Project Tau by Jude Austin
In a world where ambition and technology intertwine, a college student’s reckless decision to infiltrate a secretive biotech company leads him into a harrowing fight for survival against the very innovations he sought to exploit.
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