Future Hack - Klisanin, Dana
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"What if the key to saving the future lay in a technology that makes love visible--even after death? Lexa Andromeda is just a normal twelve-year-old girl, until the day her dog dies. She's at a loss--until she discovers pranking. It's fun, it's easy, and it gives her something to do while she mourns. But when one prank goes too far, Lexa finds herself sent to Thistleton Academy--a prestigious boarding school for "Highly Creatives" like her. And that's when things start getting weird. Lexa soon discovers a sinister plot that could lead to a mass extinction event. Join Lexa, her friends, and a…mehr

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"What if the key to saving the future lay in a technology that makes love visible--even after death? Lexa Andromeda is just a normal twelve-year-old girl, until the day her dog dies. She's at a loss--until she discovers pranking. It's fun, it's easy, and it gives her something to do while she mourns. But when one prank goes too far, Lexa finds herself sent to Thistleton Academy--a prestigious boarding school for "Highly Creatives" like her. And that's when things start getting weird. Lexa soon discovers a sinister plot that could lead to a mass extinction event. Join Lexa, her friends, and a mysterious time traveler as they navigate the dangerous halls of Thistleton and work to reveal the truth and save the world before it's too late"--
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Autorenporträt
Dana Klisanin is a futurist and psychologist who has earned a spot among the "World's Top 50 Female Futurists" (Forbes). Future Hack is her first novel for young readers and explores many of the themes present in her research including the use of technology to promote positive human qualities and empower activism on behalf of other people and the planet. Dana's research has been featured in BBC, Time, and Huffington Post, and is translated into numerous languages. She studied writing at the Iowa Writers' Workshop and has always loved to read. As a child, two of her favorite books were The Story of Dr. Doolittle and The Hobbit. She lives by the river in the heart of the "Natural State" of Arkansas. She enjoys taking walks on the nearby trails where she collects feathers, snail shells, butterfly wings, snake skins, wild violets, and more! You can learn more about her work at danaklisanin.com