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A review by ljrinaldi
Stephen McCranie's Space Boy Volume 9 by Stephen McCranie
4.0
This continues the story of Oliver, and takes us to where he came from, which is a space ship that has been traveling for over four generations of humans. We get to meet his family, and there are hints of what happened to them.
Each volume of this book takes us both closer and further away from what is going on with Amy and Oliver.
The story so far, Oliver's real being, his living body, is far out in outer space, and he has been "living" in an artificial body on earth to keep sane while he continues the journey that his family and the space ship that contained everyone he knew and loved, set out on, in which they died. In this volume we get to see what their mission was, but we don't yet know what happened to them.
Each volume of this book takes us both closer and further away from what is going on with Amy and Oliver.
The story so far, Oliver's real being, his living body, is far out in outer space, and he has been "living" in an artificial body on earth to keep sane while he continues the journey that his family and the space ship that contained everyone he knew and loved, set out on, in which they died. In this volume we get to see what their mission was, but we don't yet know what happened to them.