Submarine
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Australia. 2151. 15-year-old Sakha Lids decides to spend holidays before the graduation class in the ocean depths. Somewhere there, her father lives - a submarine, a man of the sea. It is thanks to his genes that she can breathe under water, and therefore, and go on an independent swimming along the green continent. But the civilization that remains on the shore does not let the sahh: yachts and ships are carried over the head, now and then fishing nets, methane mines, power plants are found, cables, pipes are visible at the bottom - and endless garbage. Moreover, the leaders of some concerns announce the hunt for underwater residents. And only one of the tribes of the submarines is not afraid to fight back. Now Sakha understands that she is not just a guest in the underwater kingdom - she is an intermediary who should unite people of water and people of air. Is the heroine to stop the war?
Andreas Ashbach (born in 1959)-a popular German fantast writer, known for his attention to environmental subjects, a four-time winner of the German Scientific and Fantastic Prize named after Kurda Lasssvitsa. His novels were filmed several times in Germany and translated into dozens of languages. And the series "Antipodes" ("submarine" - her second book) became one of the most discussed in the author’s homeland.
For secondary and senior school age
Andreas Ashbach (born in 1959)-a popular German fantast writer, known for his attention to environmental subjects, a four-time winner of the German Scientific and Fantastic Prize named after Kurda Lasssvitsa. His novels were filmed several times in Germany and translated into dozens of languages. And the series "Antipodes" ("submarine" - her second book) became one of the most discussed in the author’s homeland.
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:978-5-00083-645-3
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