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- The_Softwire abstract "The Softwire is a series of four, young adult, science fiction novels by PJ Haarsma. It is set in space, in an original fictional universe of Haarsma's creation. A group of around two hundred children are orphaned in outer space on their journey to the Rings of Orbis: giant, planet-like rings which surround a wormhole. The children's parents are killed during an incident in the "seed-ship" in which they are traveling and the computer controlling the ship has raised the children—the eldest of whom are thirteen-years-old as the ship reaches Orbis. By Orbisian law, the children are required to enter into four years (or "rotations", as the aliens called it) of indentured servitude to pay for their trip. Each novel takes place during one year of indentured servitude. One of the children, thirteen-year-old Johnny Turnbull (JT), becomes the first ever human softwire—a softwire is someone who can "speak to" and "enter into" computers with his mind. The Softwire focuses on JT, and his sister Ketheria, and their friends, Max and Theodore.The books are accompanied by a free, online, role-playing game called Rings of Orbis which requires players to answer questions about the novels in order to solve puzzles and advance within the game.Also, the first three chapters of "The Softwire: Virus on Orbis 1", read by Haarsma's close friend Nathan Fillion, are freely available on the web as a taster.".
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- The_Softwire author PJ_Haarsma.
- The_Softwire books "The Softwire: Awakening on Orbis 4".
- The_Softwire books "The Softwire: Betrayal on Orbis 2".
- The_Softwire books "The Softwire: Virus on Orbis 1".
- The_Softwire books "The Softwire: Wormhole Pirates on Orbis 3".
- The_Softwire genre Science_fiction.
- The_Softwire genre Young-adult_fiction.
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- The_Softwire imageCaption "The covers of the first three books.".
- The_Softwire language "English".
- The_Softwire mediaType "Print".
- The_Softwire name "The Softwire".
- The_Softwire pubDate "--08-22".
- The_Softwire publisher Candlewick_Press.
- The_Softwire subject Category:Children's_science_fiction_novels.
- The_Softwire subject Category:Novels_about_orphans.
- The_Softwire subject Category:Science_fiction_book_series.
- The_Softwire subject Category:Young_adult_novel_series.
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- The_Softwire comment "The Softwire is a series of four, young adult, science fiction novels by PJ Haarsma. It is set in space, in an original fictional universe of Haarsma's creation. A group of around two hundred children are orphaned in outer space on their journey to the Rings of Orbis: giant, planet-like rings which surround a wormhole.".
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