Nostalgia Is Heartless The Heartless Series Book Two
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Nostalgia Is Heartless The Heartless Series Book Two written by Sarah Lahey is a novel where questions will be answered in some ways. This novel picks up where Book One leaves off. Quinn has made her decisions on what it means to be human at all costs. Quinn and her friends work together to find answers that could help all involved and improve what is going on now and in the future.
Sarah once again is a show and tell author in a very illustrative way, as in the scene with her father and friends in the cave and the vehicle they are using as well as describing the scenery throughout this book and the previous book. This novel would still make a good book for social science students to try an answer a possible question 'Will AI take over or will humans find a way to work with various forms of AI like Quinn does with (her meerkat). This is one book that could help us make our own decisions on the future.
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