How To Fill A Black Hole

AUTHOR: BENJAMIN HENDY

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TWELVE LIGHT YEARS FROM EARTH, the massive starship The Magellan is 164 years into its journey into the unknown. A journey it is destined never to finish.
Finding themselves alone in space having lost everything they have ever known, Connor, Grace, Adam, Evelyn and Max face many terrifying ordeals. Whether it’s fighting off giant venomous spiders on the acid planet Zulfura or an attack from four-winged vultures on Baldr, the children must put their differences behind them and learn to work together if they are ever to find safety.
Can they find somewhere to call home again? Will the mystery of their situation ever be resolved? And will they ever be able to fight back?

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1 Comment

- By Colin Burton
- Posted October 25, 2011 @ 1:54 pm
Bought this yesterday and stayed up until midnight to finish it, which gives a good indication that it is a captivating read.
I think this is a good book and a great introduction to Sci Fi for the younger reader. It is well written in relatively simple language, has a good story, some interesting characters to identify with and moves along at a cracking pace.
A bit tricky giving a comprehensive review as I am 45yrs older than the target audience for this book and have a lifetime of reading Sci fi behind me, but it actually reminds me of the first SF stories I read and enjoyed as a boy. Some of the classic concepts of SF such as the time travel paradox are touched on without getting into long and complex arguement. Indeed there is a degree of naivity here, which I think is a good thing , as it makes a good starting point for future reading and exploration. As the first of a multipart story it left me wanting to read the next one, as I am sure it will younger readers. Well done Ben!