Leaning on a Spider’s Web
Leaning on a Spider’s Web by Jennifer Rees Larcombe, published by Hodder and Stoughton in 1991, is a contemporary work of literature comprising 330 pages. The narrative follows Eddie Hunter, who finds fulfillment in building and creating within the game Light Online. However, Eddie’s passion for construction is complicated by the demands of the game, which require him to engage in various activities beyond just building.
Readers will explore Eddie’s struggle to balance his love for building with the multitude of tasks expected of him in the game. As he navigates the complexities of increasing the settlement level of the Meadowlands, he faces the challenge of managing his time and responsibilities. This edition delves into themes of creativity and the pressures of gaming, providing insight into Eddie’s experiences and the impact of his actions on the game’s evolving landscape.
Official synopsis Publisher
Eddie Hunter has discovered that he loves building. Creating things with his own hands satisfies him. Fortunately his job in the game Light Online allows for that. It also requires that he do all the other things the rest of the players in the game do, so he can’t just build.
Balancing his time between adventuring and building would be easy, if it didn’t seem like there were always twenty-seven more things he felt he should be doing at the same time.
To make matters worse, there’s good evidence supporting a fellow player’s theory that Eddie’s efforts to increase the settlement level of the Meadowlands cause the game to add new content in the area. So now Eddie has even more things to add to what he’s already doing.
FAQ
What is “Leaning on a Spider’s Web” about?
Who is the author of “Leaning on a Spider’s Web”?
When was “Leaning on a Spider’s Web” published?
What is the ISBN for “Leaning on a Spider’s Web”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
