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Heroes' Day

Ebook By Jesse Gordon
Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star1 star(5)
Published: Mar. 04, 2009
Category: Fiction » Literature » Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Words: 80194 (approximate)
Language: English


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In the late 21st century, war has become unfashionable. In its place: the Global Ranking System, a means by which the world’s Patriot nations can compete for resources on Heroes' Day. Monica's dream is to become a Hero—but no opportunity comes without a price, and she soon finds that in the world of the Patriot elite the slightest misstep can send ripples across the globe.

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amero, athletics, child athlete, dystopia, dystopian future, economy, future, girl, gymnast, military, nau, olympics, patriot, points, social science fiction, teen

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Review by: Megan Simpson on Jul. 03, 2010 : star star star star star
A very well done science fiction novel, heavy on the social politics, but not to the point where you feel like you're dragging your heels. It's more of a character study that takes place against a futuristic sports novel backdrop than a sports novel itself. And while Monica's character is young, I think she can easily relate to readers of all ages. After all, who among us hasn't dreamed of greatness, only to discover that wanting and having are two different things?

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