Fledgling, Second Edition

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Author: Sharon Lee, Steve Miller ISBN: 9781625791221
Publisher: Baen Books Publication: March 28, 2013
Imprint: Baen Publishing Enterprises Language: English
Author: Sharon Lee, Steve Miller
ISBN: 9781625791221
Publisher: Baen Books
Publication: March 28, 2013
Imprint: Baen Publishing Enterprises
Language: English
Now with new Content by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller!

Theo Waitley has lived all her young life on Delgado, a Safe World that is home to one of the galaxy's premier institutions of higher learning. Both Theo's mother, Kamele, and Kamele's onagrata Jen Sar Kiladi, are professors at the university, and they all live comfortably together, just like they have for all of Theo's life, in Jen Sar's house at the outskirts of town.

Suddenly, though, Theo's life changes. Kamele leaves Jen Sar and moves herself and Theo back into faculty housing, which is not what Theo is used to. Once settled back inside the Wall, Kamele becomes embroiled in faculty politics, and is appointed sub-chair of her department. Meanwhile, Theo, who has a notation in her file indicating that she is "physically challenged" has a series of misadventures, including pulling her best friend down on the belt-ride to class, and hurting a team mate during a scavage game.

With notes piling up in her file, Theo only wants to go "home," to the house in the suburbs, and have everything just like it used to be.

Then, Kamele uncovers evidence of possible dishonest scholarship inside of her department. In order to clear the department, she and a team of senior professors must go off-world to perform a forensic document search. Theo hopes this will mean that she'll be left in the care of the man she calls "Father," Professor Kiladi, and is horrified to learn that Kamele means to bring Theo with her!

At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

"Engrossing . . . Norton in top form!" —Booklist

"Norton . . . at her best!" —Publishers Weekly

"Excellent . . . science fiction at its best." —Oregonian

"A superb storyteller!" —Chicago Tribune
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Now with new Content by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller!

Theo Waitley has lived all her young life on Delgado, a Safe World that is home to one of the galaxy's premier institutions of higher learning. Both Theo's mother, Kamele, and Kamele's onagrata Jen Sar Kiladi, are professors at the university, and they all live comfortably together, just like they have for all of Theo's life, in Jen Sar's house at the outskirts of town.

Suddenly, though, Theo's life changes. Kamele leaves Jen Sar and moves herself and Theo back into faculty housing, which is not what Theo is used to. Once settled back inside the Wall, Kamele becomes embroiled in faculty politics, and is appointed sub-chair of her department. Meanwhile, Theo, who has a notation in her file indicating that she is "physically challenged" has a series of misadventures, including pulling her best friend down on the belt-ride to class, and hurting a team mate during a scavage game.

With notes piling up in her file, Theo only wants to go "home," to the house in the suburbs, and have everything just like it used to be.

Then, Kamele uncovers evidence of possible dishonest scholarship inside of her department. In order to clear the department, she and a team of senior professors must go off-world to perform a forensic document search. Theo hopes this will mean that she'll be left in the care of the man she calls "Father," Professor Kiladi, and is horrified to learn that Kamele means to bring Theo with her!

At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

"Engrossing . . . Norton in top form!" —Booklist

"Norton . . . at her best!" —Publishers Weekly

"Excellent . . . science fiction at its best." —Oregonian

"A superb storyteller!" —Chicago Tribune

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