The Tellurians: Argos and String Theory, Discussion Guide for the novel
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A new release… and Discussion Guide flying off the presses… The Tellurians: Argos and String Theory, a novel, 376 pages, about the first colony on Mars by award-winning author Betty J. White, aka Compass Rose. "Highly engaging!" Find it here and now...
Also available on Amazon, see author Betty J. White.
Get a preview here… as seen in "Ex Libris", the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance
“Thrilling!” “Suspenseful!” “Survival Skills!”
The Tellurians, a work of speculative fiction, sweeps us into a world of heroes… past, present, future and turns the reader into a problem-solver, a critical thinker, and a dreamer.
“Kim Nguyen had applied to the Astronauts for the Colonization of Mars Program thinking that she had one chance in a million of being selected. The problem was that Kim had won that chance in a million.”
Find out what Tenley and Elizabeth June Moore are up to in Mars Hill, Maine...
Discussion points include:
Keywords: speculative fiction, Wright Brothers, heroes, Samantha Smith (child-activist), sustainable art, fiber arts, Vietnamese mythology, pearls, genetic engineering and ethics, multiple births, 3-D printing, Mars, space program, Jessica Meir, biodomes, agronomy, knitting and crochet patterns.
Why read The Tellurians: Argos and String Theory? The Tellurians includes:
- Historical background about the Wright Brothers, the Space Age, the Cold War,
and some awesome heroes.
- A Discussion Guide for instructors, librarians, and book discussion groups.
-Two books in one.
-Three original knitting patterns: “Mars Shawl”, “A Penguin Clothes Dryer Pal”,
“Penguin Chart” for Fair Isle headband, hat, sweater, or socks… Fun for fiber artists!
-Questions and an Answer Key.
email Betty for book talk information at: Bejuwi@aol.com ("book talk" in title, please.)
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