Adriel and the Wedgeball Tournament (OLD) - Peterson, Kay
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Adriel is a young boy who has grown up in Telchar, an experimental city which is run by a group of part-human, part-robotic beings who call themselves the Robonics. Along with the residents of Telchar, Adriel has spent his life trapped behind its walls with no way of escape. Soon, however, Adriel's life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers he is a missing royal prince and that it is his destiny to save his people from their captivity. But before he can make a move, he is instructed to report for training at the elite Wedgeball Academy. Swept into a life which takes him away from his…mehr

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Adriel is a young boy who has grown up in Telchar, an experimental city which is run by a group of part-human, part-robotic beings who call themselves the Robonics. Along with the residents of Telchar, Adriel has spent his life trapped behind its walls with no way of escape. Soon, however, Adriel's life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers he is a missing royal prince and that it is his destiny to save his people from their captivity. But before he can make a move, he is instructed to report for training at the elite Wedgeball Academy. Swept into a life which takes him away from his friends and family, Adriel quickly gains popularity. But who is he really, and who can he trust? Join Adriel as he journeys to take his rightful place as a prince in the royal family and step into his surprising destiny.
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Autorenporträt
Kay Peterson is managing director of the Institute for Experiential Learning and a founding partner of Harlan Peterson Partners, where she uses Experiential Learning to help professionals become exceptional owners, leaders, and entrepreneurs. David A. Kolb is the creator of Experiential Learning Theory, the founder and chairman of Experience Based Learning Systems, Inc., and professor emeritus at Case Western Reserve University.