I love National Geographic and this series. I would love to have this book in my collection.

With a global energy crisis, over population, and many more problems, many people on Earth turn to the OASIS, a multiplayer simulation game, where everyone can live the life they want, just like Wade Watts did. The OASIS was created by the brilliant mind of James Halliday, and after he died, the whole world found out that he left his whole fortune for the most worthy OASIS user, who had to do to Easter Egg Halliday had hidden in the OASIS by finding the three keys, and passing the three gates, as well as the final task. Soon nearly everyone was on the OASIS to find the egg. The IOI also hired a task force just for the egg. Wade, on the other hand, considered himself to be a gunter, since he knew everything about Halliday and was always thinking about the clue for the location of the first key. Will Wade be worthy enough to find the Easter Egg, or will IOI beat him to it? Blinded by fame and love, will Wade really risk his relationships with all his friends, and isolate himself? Or will he get his head back into the game and not let his popularity change his personality? To find out, you should read Ready Player One. It is now one of my favorite books, and I really enjoyed reading it. Throughout the whole book, I found it fascinating how detailed it was, and my favorite part was how Wade changed from being blinded by popularity to becoming more humble thoughtful. There were always new twists in the book, and I recommend this book to anyone who loves science fiction. I give this book a 5 out of 5 stars.

With a global energy crisis, over population, and many more problems, many people on Earth turn to the OASIS, a multiplayer simulation game, where everyone can live the life they want, just like Wade Watts did. The OASIS was created by the brilliant mind of James Halliday, and after he died, the whole world found out that he left his whole fortune for the most worthy OASIS user, who had to do to Easter Egg Halliday had hidden in the OASIS by finding the three keys, and passing the three gates, as well as the final task. Soon nearly everyone was on the OASIS to find the egg. The IOI also hired a task force just for the egg. Wade, on the other hand, considered himself to be a gunter, since he knew everything about Halliday and was always thinking about the clue for the location of the first key. Will Wade be worthy enough to find the Easter Egg, or will IOI beat him to it? Blinded by fame and love, will Wade really risk his relationships with all his friends, and isolate himself? Or will he get his head back into the game and not let his popularity change his personality? To find out, you should read Ready Player One. It is now one of my favorite books, and I really enjoyed reading it. Throughout the whole book, I found it fascinating how detailed it was, and my favorite part was how Wade changed from being blinded by popularity to becoming more humble thoughtful. There were always new twists in the book, and I recommend this book to anyone who loves science fiction. I give this book a 5 out of 5 stars.

I really liked the first book. I really liked how people thought that there was a mistake because Agatha (a "witch" that is actually super nice) and Sophie (a "princess" that is actually super mean). Good luck everyone

A has never experienced love, due to the fact that he/she changes bodies every day, a different life. The same rules, until the day A met Rhiannon. A falls in love with Rhiannon, from the perspective of her boyfriend, Justin, who A has taken over for the day. A loves everything about Rhiannon and knows she is deserves better. But at the same time, A knows there is no way for the relationship to work, since A never knows where he/she might end up the next day. Still, A persists on connecting with Rhiannon, no matter the distance. Rhiannon on the other hand, also builds a close bond with A, but also keeping in mind that A will never stay with her, not in the same body. As time goes on, A learns more about new people living in different situations, and realizes that even when no one else seems more important that Rhiannon, he/she still has to think about the bodies he/she is taking control of. A can't always ruin someone's life just for his/her benefit. Will the two figure out a way to be with each other? Or will they be forced to separate forever? To find out, read Every Day, with I rate a 5 out of 5 stars.