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Flood & fire

by Emily Diamand

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Earliest known edition
2010
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
458
English editions
4 ↗
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2010 · Chicken House; Chicken House, The · eng

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Flooded England, 2216. Lilly Melkun has outwitted the bloodthirsty Reavers, who prowl the waters that cover most of England - and escaped to Cambridge. But Lilly is far from safe, because still in her keeping is PSAI, the last hand-held computer in existence - a now malfunctioning treasure from the past.

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Catalogued editions of Flood & fire
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Flood & fireSelectedEmily Diamand2010unknown458Open Library ↗
Flood and Fire2011unknown351Open Library ↗
Flood & fireEmily Diamand ; [map and interior illustrations by Carol Lawson]2011unknown—Open Library ↗
Flood and Fire2011unknown—Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL164TEnglandEnvironmental degradation/tags/OL179TCambridge (England)Adventure and adventurersComputersRobotsFictionScience fictionCatsTerrorismJuvenile fictionAdventure storiesChildren's fictionAdventure and adventurers, fictionRobots, fictionTerrorism, fictionCats, fictionComputers, fictionEngland, fiction

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  • Diamand, Emily. Flood child -- 1.
  • Raiders' ransom -- #2