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Ventura Saga, For National Curriculum Key Stage 4 & GCSE, Interest age: from c 12 years, Science fiction (Children's / Teenage), Romance & relationships stories (Children's / Teen
What makes you abandon your world? How do you say goodbye when it's forever? A heart-breaking story about survival, love and hope. For fans of Meg Rosoff and Beth Revis.
'I've always feared this place would keep me rooted forever . . . but now, without gravity, I'm flying, floating, falling'
Bea feels trapped. Having never left her small town and with no money or anyone to rely on, she faces the inevitable future of a dead-end job - forced to survive, rather than live.
When a message arrives from space, a mission is planned to travel to its source. Bea knows she has to be chosen to go, no matter what it takes, even though it means leaving Earth forever. Her life has to matter.
Except she didn't plan on falling in love before she left . . .
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Praise for Ventura Saga: The Truth of Different Skies: Book 3
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This book will capture the imagination and attention of teenage girls across the globe... A forbidden romance set in space, this young adult debut has the potential to be the next Twilight. - The Bookbag on THE LONELINESS OF DISTANT BEINGS
Kate Ling
Kate Ling was born and brought up in London but over the last ten years she has worked in school libraries on three continents. Like her characters, she knows how it feels to leave everything behind and journey into the unknown.
Kate currently lives in Spain with her husband and two daughters. She loves eating seafood on the beach and running while listening to podcasts about space.
kateling.co.uk
@katelingauthor
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