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Memoirs of a girl named Virtual
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ISBN13: 9798664228472
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 6 2020
Pages: 290
Weight: 0.86
Height: 0.65 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 6 2020
Pages: 290
Weight: 0.86
Height: 0.65 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Virtual is an extraordinary girl, almost too good to be true: pretty, highly gifted, and with a great sense of humor. Perhaps that's why her playful and eccentric adoptive parents gave her such a special name. But Virtual doesn't yet know that her talents don't end there and that, despite her abilities, her life won't be easy. When she turns 18, after a lifetime of extreme homeschooling, she begins to suffer from a series of paranormal phenomena that will turn her world upside down.
In this book, you can expect constant plot twists and moments full of suspense in settings as diverse as a medieval castle, a mysterious mansion, and an eerie boarding school. Our protagonist must face adventures that send her on a journey through time and on a search for an elusive treasure.
Get to know this special heroine who neither knows her powers nor how to use them. Join her on an adventure full of challenges, including learning to live independently as an adult, and discover her ultimate destiny, which is linked to nothing less than the greatest mystery of the universe. Some reviews of my work from literature blogs:
I wanted to learn more about the story and understand it better, and although I planned to read it slowly, I read it in one sitting from the third part to the end. Would I recommend it? Yes. It's a well-written, entertaining book that you'll enjoy, especially if you're a fan of science fiction and/or scientific topics. - Limey Introverted I must say that it was very interesting to read this novel because I didn't know exactly what to expect. I enjoyed reading it, and that's due to several factors. The first is the language the author uses to narrate the protagonist's adventures, with fresh words and an ironic style, spiced with a few drops of humor that surprise the reader, especially when it comes to a genre like science fiction, which can sometimes be a bit pretentious.
The second success of Memories of Virtual is its characters. Virtual is talkative, direct, sharp-witted, always knows what to say, and some of her lines are very interesting. The other characters are also well developed and contribute very well to the plot, which is entertaining, varied, and, above all, exciting until the end. - Story Hunter. This is the first book I've read by Ana, and I was so impressed by her writing style that I'll definitely read her next one. There aren't many characters, but each one is an important piece of the puzzle that brings us closer to the main character, and they all have very contrasting personalities that make you hate them, love them, and constantly distrust them. Thanks to the fast-paced plot, careful prose, and charming sarcasm of the protagonist, I read the book very quickly. - Paula de Grei I quickly realized that this book is something special. I loved Ana's way of telling the story with a simple, light narrative style and her very own sense of humor. Ana Moon knows how to write and seduce the reader with her sarcastic, recurring dialogues. - I read novel What I would like to emphasize and what I really liked is that everything the story tells fits together very well, meaning you have to remember the characters' reactions or names at the beginning, because then, as you turn the pages, you understand a lot. Everything, absolutely everything, has a reason and fits together in a fascinating way. It's one of those novels where you say: one more chapter, then it's over - but then one chapter turns into ten. - Life Between Stories
Get to know this special heroine who neither knows her powers nor how to use them. Join her on an adventure full of challenges, including learning to live independently as an adult, and discover her ultimate destiny, which is linked to nothing less than the greatest mystery of the universe. Some reviews of my work from literature blogs:
I wanted to learn more about the story and understand it better, and although I planned to read it slowly, I read it in one sitting from the third part to the end. Would I recommend it? Yes. It's a well-written, entertaining book that you'll enjoy, especially if you're a fan of science fiction and/or scientific topics. - Limey Introverted I must say that it was very interesting to read this novel because I didn't know exactly what to expect. I enjoyed reading it, and that's due to several factors. The first is the language the author uses to narrate the protagonist's adventures, with fresh words and an ironic style, spiced with a few drops of humor that surprise the reader, especially when it comes to a genre like science fiction, which can sometimes be a bit pretentious.
The second success of Memories of Virtual is its characters. Virtual is talkative, direct, sharp-witted, always knows what to say, and some of her lines are very interesting. The other characters are also well developed and contribute very well to the plot, which is entertaining, varied, and, above all, exciting until the end. - Story Hunter. This is the first book I've read by Ana, and I was so impressed by her writing style that I'll definitely read her next one. There aren't many characters, but each one is an important piece of the puzzle that brings us closer to the main character, and they all have very contrasting personalities that make you hate them, love them, and constantly distrust them. Thanks to the fast-paced plot, careful prose, and charming sarcasm of the protagonist, I read the book very quickly. - Paula de Grei I quickly realized that this book is something special. I loved Ana's way of telling the story with a simple, light narrative style and her very own sense of humor. Ana Moon knows how to write and seduce the reader with her sarcastic, recurring dialogues. - I read novel What I would like to emphasize and what I really liked is that everything the story tells fits together very well, meaning you have to remember the characters' reactions or names at the beginning, because then, as you turn the pages, you understand a lot. Everything, absolutely everything, has a reason and fits together in a fascinating way. It's one of those novels where you say: one more chapter, then it's over - but then one chapter turns into ten. - Life Between Stories
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