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    Questrons: The Web Riders

    Written and Illustrated by Sphulling Arts

    Ages 9-14 | 66 Pages

    Publisher: Createspace Independent Pub | ISBN-13: 978-1463691165

    Aaron is a master game programmer. He programs incredible virtual worlds for online, multi-player games. Gamers can experience virtual worlds for real in their online avatars. Ananya, Aaron’s daughter is following footsteps of her father. Aaron has shared many secrets of programming virtual worlds with his daughter. But unknown to Aaron, Ananya has found a secret passage beyond the bounds of virtual worlds. An accidental discovery while playing with her old computer ‘Ankam’, opens the passage to virtual space for Ananya. She can move at the speed of light on the web with Ankam but is often restricted by limits of electronic hardware. That is not a problem with Josh around in the neighborhood. Josh has a great inclination for robotics. Josh breaches all the hardware barriers and opens the whole internet for them. Josh and Ananya ride the web to the limits of connectivity with the help of Ankam. Web connects anything and everything in today’s world and they find it full of surprises. Their hunger for knowledge earns them the nickname ‘Questrons’. On a quest for knowledge, they make several secret voyages to a virtual world. On this voyage, they explore secrets of the internet as they visit Space Agency to trace social network feed about an asteroid lurking to collide with Earth. But off course ‘Questrons’ can solve any problem with the right approach and attitude….

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    About the Author-Illustrator

    Sphulling Arts is Atlanta, GA based Animation Studio. It specializes in production of short animated stories focused on education and learning. Sphulling Arts hopes to bring focus back on Science and technology presenting inspiring stories true to the current time.

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

    17 Comments

    6. Kelly Ann T. on

      I would like to be entered to win the paperback version of this book since we don’t have an e-reader. Thank you.

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    7. Christine W on

      The paperback version would be a great addition to my friend’s classroom library. As she teaches at a Title 1 school, her students do not have access to a Kindle. This would be a very age-appropriate book for her students.

      Thank you,

      Christine Womack
      [email protected]

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    10. Amy F on

      My son and I love to read off the Kindle and would love to read this book! Thanks for the chance to win the giveaway:)

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    16. Bianca Schulze on

      Congratulations to the following three winners of the eBook version:

      Anne Loyd: Thanks for the giveaway. This book looks interesting!

      Wendy Greve: This looks like a great book for reluctant readers – especially boys.

      apple blossom: thanks for a chance to win

      And the following two winners of the paperback version:

      Christy: I’d like to win a paperback version ~ thanks for the giveaway

      Christine W: Tweeted http://twitter.com/#!/ossmcalc/status/102524701573791744

      Stay tuned for your winning notification e-mail!

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