AlphaNumeric
When dyslexic teenager Stu accidentally transports himself into a world populated entirely with living numbers and letters, his arrival triggers a prophecy that pulls the two rival communities into war.
When dyslexic teenager Stu accidentally transports himself into a world populated entirely with living numbers and letters, his arrival triggers a prophecy that pulls the two rival communities into war.
When dyslexic teenager Stu accidentally transports himself into a world populated entirely with living numbers and letters, his arrival triggers a prophecy that pulls the two rival communities into war.
There is a world populated entirely with living numbers and letters. When dyslexic teenager Stu accidentally transports himself there, his arrival triggers a prophecy that pulls the two rival communities into war. To escape, he must teach a young vowel he befriended how to count. Because letters that count become variables, and variables can use geometry... to fly.
In his quest to return home, Stu will have to navigate the dangerous and angular System of Numbers, ruled by the Prime Constants. He will find allies in the neighbouring Land of Letters, governed by the Council of Vowels. As he explores the many sides of this intimidating, mysterious and fascinating world, Stu will finally be forced to face his crushing fear of flying in order to escape. But more than anything, Stu will fight desperately to save Yana, the one vowel who helped him, who trusted him and who is now blaming him for the chaos of alphanumerical war that Stu’s arrival has brought into her life.
But as the battle begins, Stu may already be too late.
Click on the circles below to see more reviews
The author builds a fresh and fascinating world that remains remarkably consistent given the environment. It's immediately accessible and always entertaining. Numbers live on one side, letters on the other, each with wonderful quirks in their respective territories. The characters are introduced at a solid steady pace, with the action taking place across the many parts of this very original world. ~ Sphinx Reader, Goodreads review
I usually go for very realistic novels so I was quite surprised at how much I enjoyed reading Alphanumeric. The author has developed an intricate and very imaginative world (which I think would make a great setting for a comic book or even a movie) and the story keeps you hooked. An original, poetic and entertaining book. Looking forward to the next one! ~ Cécile, Amazon review