Kirjahaku

It is 2022. What can Katja and her five friends, all students at a university in Bath, do to turn the tables and save life on Earth from imminent destruction?Is technology the solution, or our downfall? The past and present are intertwined as the six students - from China, Iran, Northern Ireland, Norway, The Gambia and the USA - try to make sense of their world and save what can be saved.The story Katja tells is not only her own - it is also ours. It is a story of fear, despair and anger - but also of hope and love.Katja's World Game is the first novel in a trilogy that explores the natural world, the supernatural, and the world of stories and video games.J Ekstam is Professor of English Literature at stfold University College, Norway. Born in southern England and now living in Sweden, she is passionate about preserving the environment for future generations. Jane enjoys her daily walk in the forest close to her home and loves walking by the canal. She lives with her husband, Kjell, and has three daughters.

Now in their second year at university, Katja and her friends know that time is running out - they have just a few more years to help save life on Earth. Fear and despair mingle with hope and optimism as the six students fight for a better future. How can they make a difference? Will the climate game they've created show people it's still not too late?The group learn that every living - and non-living - being has its own energy and talents. If everyone plays their part, life on earth does have a future. The question is, will they?Katja's World Game: The Understory is the second novel in a trilogy that explores the natural world, the supernatural, and the world of stories and games.Jane Ekstam is Professor of English Literature at stfold University College, Norway. Born in southern England and now living in Sweden, she is passionate about preserving the environment for future generations. She enjoys her daily walk in the forest close to her home and loves walking by the canal. Jane lives with her husband, Kjell, and has three daughters. Please visit her website at https: //katjasworldgame.com

Now in their second year at university, Katja and her friends know that time is running out - they have just a few more years to help save life on Earth.Fear and despair mingle with hope and optimism as the six students fight for a better future. How can they make a difference? Will the climate game they've created show people it's still not too late?The group learn that every living - and non-living - being has its own energy and talents. If everyone plays their part, life on earth does have a future. The question is, will they?Katja's World Game: The Understory is the second novel in a trilogy that explores the natural world, the supernatural, and the world of stories and games.Jane Ekstam is Professor of English Literature at stfold University College, Norway. Born in southern England and now living in Sweden, she is passionate about preserving the environment for future generations. She enjoys her daily walk in the forest close to her home and loves walking by the canal. Jane lives with her husband, Kjell, and has three daughters. Please visit her website at https: //katjasworldgame.com