Across the Universe
Across the UniverseBeth Revis
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Across the Universe (2011)

Beth Revis

Others: Mostly positive
ISBN:
9781595143976

Genres: science fiction, young adult

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this is just such a good book and has Elder and an elder is in training to be eldest is the leader of the whole entire ship born people so people are like alive in the ship because they are born into Generations that help run the ship while other people are cry Frozen downstairs and it's just so freaking good