The Oceans Between Stars

Not damaged, fast delivery, A++! Highly recommend 👌

A great work. I bought it for my daughter, and she has finished reading it in just a couple of days and enjoyed the story.

An excellent sequel to Last Day on Mars! My kids and I loved the first book in the trilogy, and this second entry was full of new twists and turns. Imaginative and engaging -- an all-around terrific book!

Book number two of a three book young teenage science fiction series. I read the well printed and well bound trade paperback published by Walden Pond Press in 2019 that I bought new on Amazon. I am now reading the third book of the series.In the year 2223, mankind has abandoned Earth and the Solar system. The sun started converting into a red giant a hundred years ago, expanded rapidly, and exploded into a nova. Mankind had moved to Mars and rapidly built several 100 million passenger spaceships and is moving to another star system almost 15 light years away. The humans used stasis pods to make the 150 year dangerous journey, waking up every ten years or so. The first stop was a small planet in the void that was mostly ice so they could refuel the starliners.Thirteen year olds Liam and Phoebe missed the last starliner leaving, the Scorpius, due to a cave-in in the old volcano where their parents were testing terraforming equipment for the new stellar system. But they managed to get their parents out into a small spaceship with a dozen stasis pods and acquired a larger rocket engine with a large reaction mass tank so they could boost up to the 30,000 km/sec speed to make the first light year leg of the journey. They have a high function humanoid robot named Jeff who can stand watch during the eleven year journey to Delphi. But they are attacked as they are leaving the Saturn's orbit. And Phoebe has a secret.

I don't know personally but my son read this in 2 days!