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Science Fiction & Fantasy
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Farewell Summer by Ray Bradbury
Celebrating the final days of summer, thirteen-year-old Douglas Spaulding
and his friends declare war on the stuffy older set of their
community. The boys plot to stop the courthouse building clock as a
means of staying young forever.
Also try: Dandelion Wine by the same
author and Stillwater by William F. Weld
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Eifelheim by Michael Flynn
Tom, a modern-day historian and his girlfriend Sharon, a theoretical
physicist, search for the truth about the 1349 disappearance of the small
German town of Eifelheim. They are unaware that Father Deitrich, the
village priest in 1348 became the first contact between humankind and a
mysterious alien race.
Also try: Colonization -- Second Contact
by Harry Turtledove and Thread of Grace by Mary Doria Russell
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Second Wave: Acorna's Children
by
Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Scarborough
Accompanied by her android "brother",Khori, the rebellious
daughter of the legendary Acorna and her lifemate Avari, searches for the
cause of a mysterious and deadly plague before those responsible use it to
cripple an entire star system.
Also try:First Warning by the same
authors (the first in the Acorna's Children series)
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Beguilement: the sharing knife by Lois
McMaster Bujold
Fleeing her family farm after becoming pregnant, unwed Fawn Bluefield
encounters a patrol of enigmatic soldier-sorcerers under the leadership of
Dag, a knife-bearing, one-handed patroller who comes to Fawn's rescue when
she is kidnapped by a dangerous magical entity.
Also try: Children of the serpent gate
by Sarah Ash and A Bite to Remember by Lynsay Sands
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Empire by Orson Scott Card
In a near future world, the American Empire is shattered into a civil war
between the Right and the Left, devastating the country while the peaceful
majority uses all of its wits and technological ingenuity to hold the
people and government together.
Also try: Rules of the darkness by
Harry Turtledove and The years of rice and salt by Kim Stanley
Robinson
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