Boy from Mars (vol. I)
Children's Books Fantasy / Science Fiction, Children's Books Age 10+
Return to a strange world
When his grandfather dies, thirteen-year-old Jonto is reluctantly forced to leave his home in a colony on Mars. He must now live on earth, a place he only knows from stories, with a mother he has not seen in 12 years. In his luggage, he has his grandfather’s diary – a book full of cryptic hints at a spectacular invention: an alleged super-weapon to protect the climate. Curiously, he sets off in search of this device and meets Gülcan and her gang. But he’s not the only person taking an interest in this invention ...
- An exciting, warm and heartfelt adventure novel on the hot topic of climate crisis!
- »A fast-paced, suspenseful mix of futuristic technology gadgets, timeless identity problems and an oppressively realistic vision of the earth in the near future.« Seitenweise Kinderliteratur
- »An exciting and clever sci-fi crime thriller that is also worth reading for teenagers and adults.« spiegel.de
Christian Linker, born in 1975, studied Theology in Bonn and worked in politics before dedicating himself fully to writing. His novels, which always grapple with controversial themes, have received numerous awards.
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Return to a strange world
When his grandfather dies, thirteen-year-old Jonto is reluctantly forced to leave his home in a colony on Mars. He must now live on earth, a place he only knows from stories, with a mother he has not seen in 12 years. In his luggage, he has his grandfather’s diary – a book full of cryptic hints at a spectacular invention: an alleged super-weapon to protect the climate. Curiously, he sets off in search of this device and meets Gülcan and her gang. But he’s not the only person taking an interest in this invention ...
- An exciting, warm and heartfelt adventure novel on the hot topic of climate crisis!
- »A fast-paced, suspenseful mix of futuristic technology gadgets, timeless identity problems and an oppressively realistic vision of the earth in the near future.« Seitenweise Kinderliteratur
- »An exciting and clever sci-fi crime thriller that is also worth reading for teenagers and adults.« spiegel.de