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Project Nought
Project Nought | Chelsey Furedi
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For fans of Kiss Number 8 and On a Sunbeam, this debut graphic novel is a fast-paced time travel adventure with a hint of romance that has garnered 1.5 million views as a Tapas webcomic. Ren Mittal's last memory in the year 1996 is getting on a bus to visit his mystery pen pal Georgia. When he wakes up in 2122, he thinks he might be hallucinatinghes not! Tech conglomerate Chronotech sponsors a time-travel program to help students in 2122 learn what history was really likefrom real-life subjects whove been transported into the futureand Ren is one of them. In 2122, Rens life in the 1990s is practically ancient historyand Rens not sure how to feel about that. On top of it all, he learns that his memory will be wiped of all things 2122 before hes sent back to the '90s. Adding to Rens complicated feels, he's forming a crush on his student guide, Mars. And when he crosses paths with the absolute last person he expected to see in the future, he has a bigger problem on his hands: What if Chronotech isn't the benevolent organization they claim to be, and he and his fellow subjects are in great danger?
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Robotswithpersonality
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That was intense!
I expected a certain level of teen drama, but didn't realize there were lethal stakes and existential crises looming, which, don't get me wrong, just meant I ended up reading it faster because I had to know how things would end. 😅 1/?

Robotswithpersonality 2/? I'm pretty sure the reason I had a hunch about the reveal is thanks to the way the author chose to tell the story, more like leading me to a conclusion than having a predictable plot element - and there was so much going on besides that one thing that it doesn't take away from the story as a whole. There's also a probability that as opposed to this aged reader, that story element may not have already appeared in decades of media to the target 1mo
Robotswithpersonality 3/? YA audience so they aren't looking for it at the first hint. 💁🏼‍♂️
Love the diversity in character design, people of colour, disabled people, those of different gender and sexual identities, each with their own concerns and interests, shown as having an inner life and also involved in the developing friendships and relationships.
The sci fi - tech, world-building - was the perfect level of propelling the plot and providing good background
1mo
Robotswithpersonality 4/? to:
-a bunch of young adults figuring out how to adjust to changing circumstances
-heavy hints about the risks in unregulated scientific advancement, hunger for power, and corporate monopoly/sponsorship
-navigating new relationships, boundaries, the decision to trust
-being brave when it matters, but not having to go it alone
1mo
Robotswithpersonality 5/5 Also, as should happen in all the best sci-fi, in my opinion, there was a tiny robot!

⚠️Death
1mo
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peanutnine
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This was my graphic novel stack for the #Friendsgiving readathon. I managed to read the bottom two and get halfway through the others. Not bad for a busy week with family about ☺️
Thanks @Catsandbooks for hosting!

Catsandbooks I absolutely love Lore Olympus!! 💕 Thanks for joining in! 🦃🧡 2y
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Lauredhel
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Time travel problems! (Not a major spoiler)

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Lauredhel
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Apparently this is a queer YA time travel adventure graphic novel, so of course I checked it out of the library.

peanutnine I don't need to know any more, stacked 😅 2y
Lauredhel @peanutnine ahahah you get it 😃 2y
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