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Eva
Eva & rsquo;s hospital room looks out onto the skyscrapers of a huge city, but since waking up from her coma she only dreams of trees Thirteen-year-old Eva opens her eyes to find herself in a hospital, her body paralyzed while it heals from a devastating accident. Her mother says that Eva will be able to move her hands and face soon and that everything is going to be fine, but something in her voice tells Eva it & rsquo;s not that simple. The doctors give Eva a keyboard that turns her typing into speech and controls a mirror that rotates to look around the room and out the window & mdash;every direction except back at her bed. What are the doctors trying to hide from her? And why, in an overpopulated world where humans have tamed all the wild places, does Eva keep dreaming of a forest she & rsquo;s never seen?
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- "Eva & rsquo;s hospital room looks out onto the skyscrapers of a huge city, but since waking up from her coma she only dreams of trees Thirteen-year-old Eva opens her eyes to find herself in a hospital, her body paralyzed while it heals from a devastating accident. Her mother says that Eva will be able to move her hands and face soon and that everything is going to be fine, but something in her voice tells Eva it & rsquo;s not that simple. The doctors give Eva a keyboard that turns her typing into speech and controls a mirror that rotates to look around the room and out the window & mdash;every direction except back at her bed. What are the doctors trying to hide from her? And why, in an overpopulated world where humans have tamed all the wild places, does Eva keep dreaming of a forest she & rsquo;s never seen?"@en
- "After a terrible accident, a young girl wakes up to discover that she has been given the body of a chimpanzee. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary."
- "After a terrible accident, a young girl wakes up to discover that she has been given the body of a chimpanzee. Now she must decide whether to live as a chimp among humans or as a human among chimps and find her place in a world so crowded with people there are very few wild places left for animals to be free."@en
- "After a terrible accident, a young girl wakes up to discover that she has been given the body of a chimpanzee. The picnic on the beach is Eva's last memory. As she lies in the hospital bed while her mother explains about the accident and the coma, Eva senses there is something they are not telling her--a price she must pay to be alive."@en
- ""Thirteen-year-old Eva wakes up in the hospital unable to remember anything since the picnic on the beach. Her mother leans over the bed and begins to explain. A traffic accident, a long coma... But there is something, Eva senses, that she's not being told. There is a price she must pay to be alive at all. What have they done, with their amazing medical techinques, to save her?"--P. [4] of cover."@en
- "After a terrible accident, a young girl wakes up to discover that she has been given the body of a chimpanzee."
- "After a terrible accident, a young girl wakes up to discover that she has been given the body of a chimpanzee."@en
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