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Zusatztext The next big YA phenomenon. Informationen zum Autor Monica Hesse grew up in the cornfield American town of Normal, Illinois, spending most of her childhood pretending to be Laura Ingalls Wilder or Anne Frank. She is a feature writer for The Washington Post, where she has covered everything from political campaigns and the Oscars to the cultural meaning of Doritos. She lives in Washington, DC with her husband and a big black dog named Sheba.Follow Monica on Twitter: @MonicaHesse Klappentext Lona Sixteen Always has lived nearly all her life as someone else. Part of a unique virtual reality experiment! she spends twenty-three hours a day on the 'Path'! reliving the memories of a boy who lived twenty-five years ago. Any other life is unimaginable! until one day a long lost face appears on Lona's screen - that of Fenn! a boy who has come to set her free. Lona is wrenched brutally into a life that is suddenly all her own! one that promises liberty! and love. But Lona discovers there is a heavy price to pay for straying from her chosen path. Real life has no guarantees! after all. Zusammenfassung What happens when you live a life that isn't yours? Lona Sixteen Always is not herself - quite literally. She lives her life virtually through the experiences of Julian! a boy who was chosen as a role model for the Pathers of Quadrant 1 - troubled children who have been 'rescued' by the government and put 'on-Path'. But one day Lona finds she can think for herself. And on top of that! the face of a familiar boy appears on her screen - Fenn! who she thought had moved on to a different stage of the Path last year. But he didn't. Fenn and other rebels like him have strayed from the Path! and now Lona must stray too. But life off-Path is strange and difficult! and Lona uncovers a secret that will threaten all their lives. Can there really be life after the Path?
