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When a group of radical teen activists accuses Alix’s influential father of covering up corporate crimes that endanger innocent lives, she faces a dilemma: protect her family or expose the truth. The story follows Alix’s struggle with loyalty, ethics, and the consequences of whistle‑blowing, as she wrestles between protecting her father’s legacy and confronting systemic injustice.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Paolo Bacigalupi
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