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The Changes Trilogy: The Devil's Children, Heartsease, and the Weathermonger

The Changes Trilogy: The Devil's Children, Heartsease, and the Weathermonger

Dickinson, Peter

Paperback

Young Adult Fiction

ISBN10: 1504014766
ISBN13: 9781504014762
Publisher: Open Road Media Teen & Tween
Published: May 26 2015
Pages: 434
Weight: 1.09
Height: 0.97 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Three dystopian novels by an award-winning author that imagine a world where humankind has suddenly and violently rejected modern technology.

Something has gone very wrong in England. In a tunnel beneath Wales one man opens a crack in a mysterious stone wall, and all over the island of Britain people react with horror to perfectly normal machines. Abandoning their cars on the roads and destroying their own factories, many flee the cities for the countryside, where they return to farming and an old-fashioned life.

When families are split apart and grown-ups forget how they used to live, young people face unexpected challenges. Nicola Gore survives on her own for nineteen days before she's taken in by a Sikh family that still remembers how to farm and forge steel by hand. Margaret and Jonathan brave the cold and risk terrible punishment in order to save a man's life and lift the fog of fear and hate that's smothering their village. And Geoffrey and his little sister, Sally, escape to France only to be sent back to England on a vital mission: to make their way north to Wales, alone, and find the thing under the stones that shattered civilization--the source of the Changes.

Prolific author Peter Dickinson was known for keeping up a page-turning pace, and these adventure-packed novels are some of his most important contributions to science fiction (The Guardian).

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