Aquamarine
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It still happened: Sakha fell into the pool - for the first time in my life, plunging into the water with my head! She is probably the only one in the city who does not know how to swim. 15-year-old Sakha spent a quarter of an hour under water, but did not drown. Perhaps she should thank the hated Carilla Touti, who pushed her into the pool? After all, otherwise the heroine would not have met Pigriting and would not know that she could breathe under water.
The heroes of the book of Andreas Ashbach live in Australia in 2151. But in the coastal city of INOEVEN, under the strict prohibition, many achievements of the XXII century. First of all, gadgets and genetic manipulations changing the appearance of a person. Here, people still remember the sad fate of the child prodigy with six fingers on each hand that could not withstand the pressure of their own parents. It is here, in the Ewan, that the human right to his own, "natural" life is sacred. The secret that revealed turns the girl into an outcast, she is facing a deportation. And only a few understand that Sakha can become an intermediary between worlds.
Andreas Ashbach (born in 1959)-a popular German fantast writer, known for his attention to environmental subjects, four-time winner of the German Scientific and Fantastic Prize named after Kurdish Lasssvitsa. His novels were filmed several times in Germany and translated into dozens of languages. And the series "Antipodes", which opens with the book "Aquamarin", became one of the most discussed in the author’s homeland. The point is not only in the socio -political parcel, laid down in the text, but also in the detailed world of the distant future: its structure in itself is an occasion for reflection and discussion.
For secondary and senior school age
The heroes of the book of Andreas Ashbach live in Australia in 2151. But in the coastal city of INOEVEN, under the strict prohibition, many achievements of the XXII century. First of all, gadgets and genetic manipulations changing the appearance of a person. Here, people still remember the sad fate of the child prodigy with six fingers on each hand that could not withstand the pressure of their own parents. It is here, in the Ewan, that the human right to his own, "natural" life is sacred. The secret that revealed turns the girl into an outcast, she is facing a deportation. And only a few understand that Sakha can become an intermediary between worlds.
Andreas Ashbach (born in 1959)-a popular German fantast writer, known for his attention to environmental subjects, four-time winner of the German Scientific and Fantastic Prize named after Kurdish Lasssvitsa. His novels were filmed several times in Germany and translated into dozens of languages. And the series "Antipodes", which opens with the book "Aquamarin", became one of the most discussed in the author’s homeland. The point is not only in the socio -political parcel, laid down in the text, but also in the detailed world of the distant future: its structure in itself is an occasion for reflection and discussion.
For secondary and senior school age
Author:
Author:Eshbach Andreas
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
Series:
Series: Antipodes
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00083-574-6
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