#robison wells

[i-breathe-therefore-i-read]

Shelf-Confidence May BPC Day 19: Wild Child

[quietly-reading]

“...I didn't trust you because I liked you. I trusted you because you earned it."

—Robison Wells, Feedback

[ancelstierre]

Why are you out here?" Arthur asked, trying to change the subject. "That beast, for one thing," Pellinore said, letting go of Jennifer's hands and picking up the can opener. He sighed. "I'm just trying to do some good." "What do you mean?" Pellinore looked at Jennifer while he turned the crank. "He doesn't know what doing good is." "He does," she said with a smile. "He's just easily confused.

Airships of Camelot: The Rise of Arthur | Robison Wells

10/∞ Arthurian quotes

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[spoonsinc]

Being really into both a book with no movie and video editing sucks. I have the greatest idea for an edit of the Maxfield escape but the “video” is just all in my head and on page. I’m still holding out hope for a Variant movie.

[goodtimeskeeprollingg]

,,Całe życie spędziłem sam, ale nigdy nie czułem się aż tak samotny jak teraz."

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children's short stories audiobooks : Feedback by Robison Wells | Kids

Listen to Feedback new releases children's short stories audiobooks on your iPhone, iPad, or Android. Get any BOOKS by Robison Wells Kids FREE during your Free Trial

Written By: Robison Wells Narrated By: Michael Goldstrom Publisher: HarperTeen Date: October 2012 Duration: 7 hours 14 minutes

[fandomshatewomen]

For any humans who want to read a sci-fi novel that has a PoC leads "Dark Energy" by Robinson Wells is a good novel. I read it myself and it does a good job of creating a well developed heroine (Who is Navajo!) and even has some Native America cultural references and dialogues in the Navajo's traditional language! Also her father in the novel has a STEM job too as an added bonus!

I was totally concerned and intrigued by your setup of “for any humans” until I read the summary, lol. In any case, this sounds pretty cool (and I welcome any space aliens among us to read the book as well if they so wish). Thanks for the rec!

https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Energy-Robison-Wells/dp/0062275054

We are not alone. They are here. And there’s no going back. Perfect for fans of The Fifth Wave and the I Am Number Four series, Dark Energy is a thrilling stand-alone science fiction adventure from Robison Wells, critically acclaimed author of Variant and Blackout.

Five days ago, a massive UFO crashed in the Midwest. Since then, nothing—or no one—has come out.

If it were up to Alice, she’d be watching the fallout on the news. But her dad is director of special projects at NASA, so she’s been forced to enroll in a boarding school not far from the crash site. Alice is right in the middle of the action, but even she isn’t sure what to expect when the aliens finally emerge. Only one thing is clear: everything has changed.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/24957629-dark-energy

WE ARE NOT ALONEFive days ago, a massive UFO crashed in the Midwest, killing thousands of people. Since then, nothing–or no one–has come out.THEY HAVE ARRIVEDIf it were up to Alice, she’d be watching all of this on the news from Miami, Florida. Instead, she’s the newest student at a boarding school not far from the crash site–because her dad is the director of special projects for NASA, and if anything’s a special project, it’s this.AND THERE’S NO GOING BACKA shell-shocked country is waiting, glued to televisions and computer screens, for a sign of what the future holds. But when the aliens emerge, they’re nothing like what Alice expected. And only one thing is clear: Nothing will ever be the same again.

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