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Recomending a book. As my classmates are recommending some books and authors, I am going to suggest a book that I read this summer that I really liked. It's "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline. It is a novel about a not very distant future (2044) in which everything is done through a virtual reality machine, even to go to class. This world is an RPG-style videogame, with magic, weapons, credits and fantastic beasts. After the death of one of the creators of the world begins the "Halliday egg hunt", and whoever solves this great challenge will gain unlimited wealth and total control over the game. "Gunters" are players dedicated professionally to the pursuit of the egg, because the richness in the game is fame and money in real life, however it will be years before the first key is deciphered. This book includes many, many, many references to the popular culture of the 80's, because they are the keys and clues that the main character will have to study to win the game. When I finished reading it I wanted to start it again as much as I liked it, it is very interesting and addictive, and although there are many references I did not know. The next time I read the book I will go looking for them, at least the most important ones. They are about music, movies, video games and books, so I can understand the 100% of the story and deductions of the characters.

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Recommending a book.

As my classmates are recommending some books and authors, I am going to suggest a book that I read this summer that I really liked. It's "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline. It is a novel about a not very distant future (2044) in which everything is (being) done through a virtual reality machine, even going to a class. This world is an RPG-style videogame, with magic, weapons, credits and fantastic beasts. After the death of one of the creators of the world begins the "Holiday egg hunting", and whoever solves this great challenge will gains unlimited wealth and a total control over the game. "Gunters" are players who/that are dedicated professionally to the pursuit of the egg, because the richness in the game means fame and money in real life. However it will be/pass years before the first key is deciphered. This book includes many, many, many references to the popular culture of the 80's, because they are the keys and clues that the main character will have to study to win the game.
When I finished reading it I wanted to start it again as much as I liked it, it is very interesting and addictive, and although there are many references I did not know. The next time I will read the book I will go looking for them, at least the most important ones. They are about music, movies, video games and books, so I can understand the 100% of the story and deductions of the characters.

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Recomending a book.

As my classmates are recommending some books and authors, I am going to suggest a book that I read this summer that I really liked. It's "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline. It is a novel about a not very distant future (2044) in which everything is done through a virtual reality machine, even going to class. This world is an RPG-style videogame, with magic, weapons, credits and fantastic beasts. After the death of one of the creators of the world, the "Halliday Egg Hunt" begins, and whoever solves this great challenge will gain unlimited wealth and total control over the game. "Gunters" are players dedicated professionally to the pursuit of the egg, because richness in the game means fame and money in real life: however it will be years before the first key is deciphered. This book includes many, many, many references to the popular culture of the 80s, because they are the keys and clues that the main character will have to study to win the game.
When I finished reading it I wanted to start it again as I liked it so much, it is very interesting and addictive, although there are many references I did not know. The next time I read the book I will go looking for them, at least the most important ones. They are about music, movies, video games and books, so I can understand 100% of the story and deductions of the characters.

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