The Computer Nut
The Computer Nut by Betsy Byars is a reprint edition published by Puffin in 1986, featuring 138 pages in English. This engaging story introduces readers to BB9, an extraterrestrial being whose primary goal is to spread laughter across the universe. He reaches out to Kate, who appears to have a playful spirit, to assist him in his mission. The narrative unfolds as Kate navigates the mystery surrounding BB9, questioning whether he is truly from outer space or if it’s all an elaborate prank.
Readers will find a blend of juvenile fiction and science fiction elements, with themes revolving around computers and digital media, as well as alien contact. The story invites exploration of humor and curiosity, as Kate embarks on her quest to uncover the truth about BB9. This edition offers a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and imagination, making it a thought-provoking read for young audiences.
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“‘Your planet is known as the laughing planet. Did you know that? Yours is the only planet in the whole universe where there’s laughing.’ So says BB9, whose main ambition in life is to make people laugh. Which is why he chooses to contact Kate to help him with his mission. From her self-portrait drawn on her father’s computer, it looks as if she has a sense of fun and would definitely enjoy a good laugh. But who is BB9? Is he really a creature from outer space, or is this all a big hoax? The Computer Nut has a job on her hands to find out just exactly what’s going on!” — Back cover.
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