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Godspeed Isolato Dal Commercio Interstellare, Il Mondo Di Erin Si Ritrova Confinato Nello Spazio Angusto Del Suo Sistema Stellare La Popolazione Umana Sopravvive A Stento Con Le Risorse Dell Ecosistema Del Pianeta E Con I Resti Di Una Grandiosa Tecnologia Di Tempi Leggendari In Cui Le Immense Astronavi Dotate Dei Motori Godsped Viaggiavano Nella Galassia Pi Rapide Della Luce Ma Il Giovane Jay Hara Crede Ancora Nelle Leggende Che Circolano A Port Muldon Esogna Di Poter Raggiungere Un Giorno Le Stelle Lontane Cos , Quando Un Misterioso Spaziale Di Nome Paddy Edderton, Prima Di Essere Ucciso Gli Racconta Di Avere Scoperto Una Base Di Astronavi Godsped , Jay Hara Si Lascer Coinvolgere In Una Incredibile Caccia Al Tesoro.

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10 thoughts on “Godspeed

  1. says:

    POTENTIAL SPOILERS I hate how the only version of my copy on GoodReads is in Italian even though the actual book I read wasn t GoodReads, seriously Anyway, I wanted to read this for some time because it was billed as a retelling of Treasure Island, but in space Now Treasure Island is a really great book, and Treasure Planet is one of my most favorite Disney movies ever So it was only natural that I wanted to read this Ho

  2. says:

    This was terrible Not even good as a 1950s B movie plot Hint Mars Needs Women , which it comes close to It was flawed from the ground up.Never mind that the villains are tacked on youre going on a space ship ride and one of the, trusted, crew members says shes inviting 2 scientists The protag is looking for a couple guys who JUST killed his father, but, sure, let the scientists come cuz theyre scientists so they can be tru

  3. says:

    This was a good adventure tale with a young boy wanting to reclaim space flight for the future of the 40 worlds I like the way sheffield likes to imagine what ifs of space exploration that so unique and how people adapt to it Yet I always feel that his books are part of a universe or series of books because there is so much left unexplained and hanging Yet the books are almost always stand alones and I feel that there were t

  4. says:

    An excellent villain and interesting world are overshadowed by one dimensional portrayals of a misogynistic culture At best, this quality holds the narrative back from exploringinteresting topics and at worst offensively portrays a topic where the reasons for its existence is waved off as it just is The book ends up being a rather uninformative tour of what seems to be an interesting universe and leaves you feeling a little si

  5. says:

    This early Sheffield book seemed like an attempt at something like the Heinlein juvenile SF novels of the 1950s, but much updated While not great, it was very readable, and the story was exciting My only complaint with it was that most of the adults acted like total idiots at least once during the story, sometimes with fatal resu...

  6. says:

    Hab is le do La Isla del Tesoro, de Stevenson Pues no hace falta que le is esta Es incre ble el grado de paralelismo argumental Solo hay que cambiar el barco por una nave espacial, y el tesoro por el Godspeed drive ese y oye, punto por punto con la novela ...

  7. says:

    Everyone else here at goodreads has said it Treasure Island in space.That didn t make it less enjoyable A classic example of an old fashioned adventure story, meant to engage the imaginations of young readers with ...

  8. says:

    I like Charles Sheffield s books They re always fast paced and contain genuinely believable characters, but they re light as all get out This is a lesser work than his Heritage books, but still enjoyable A fascinating and plausible space adventure.

  9. says:

    Treasure Island retold as SF Mildly entertaining, but totally unnecessary It just makes you want to read the original instead of enjoying the book If not for that silly mistake, the book could have been a good juvenile.

  10. says:

    lost my reviewMy main issue is the second half of the book falls flat They work up to reaching Paddy s Fortune, then everything changes Characters change demeanor, the plot looses all momentum, and the story looses its focus.

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