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A TRANSMISSION FROM THE ARCHIVE

H-BOMB GIRL.

by Stephen Baxter

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Earliest known edition
2007
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
265
English editions
3 ↗
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2007 · FABER AND FABER; Faber and Faber · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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Liverpool 1962. A place and time of danger and passion. A thrilling new music is bursting on to the grey streets of the post-war city: a music that electrifies, a music that promises to change everything. But in Cuba, on the other side of the earth, nuclear tensions are at breaking point. The end of the whole world could be just days away. At the heart of it all is fourteen-year-old Laura Mann. She's on the run, hunted by strange forces fighting over the future of humanity. Laura is the H-Bomb Girl. And Laura's about to discover that her own life is at stake - in ways she could never have imagined...

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H-BOMB GIRL.Selected2007unknown265Open Library ↗
The H-bomb girlStephen Baxter2008unknown265Open Library ↗
The H-bomb girlStephen Baxter.2007unknown265Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL179TLiverpoolRunaway teenagersEnglandSocial conditionsLiverpool (England)Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962Young adult fictionFictionChildren's fictionScience fictionNuclear warfare, fictionCuba, fictionEngland, fictionFiction, science fiction, general