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Original Title:	The Leveller
ISBN:	0062314009 (ISBN13: 9780062314000)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Leveller #1
Literary Awards:	Missouri Truman Readers Award Nominee (2018)

The Leveller (The Leveller #1)

Julia Durango

Hardcover | Pages: 256 pages

Rating: 3.67 | 2480 Users | 447 Reviews

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Title	:	The Leveller (The Leveller #1)
Author	:	Julia Durango
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 256 pages
Published	:	June 23rd 2015 by HarperCollins
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Romance. Fantasy

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Nixy Bauer is a self-made Leveller. Her job? Dragging kids out of virtual reality and back to their parents in the real world. It’s normally easy cash, but Nixy’s latest mission is fraught with real danger, intrigue, and romance. Nixy Bauer is used to her classmates being very, very unhappy to see her. After all, she’s a bounty hunter in a virtual reality gaming world. Kids in the MEEP, as they call it, play entirely with their minds, while their bodies languish in a sleeplike state on the couch. Irritated parents, looking to wrench their kids back to reality, hire Nixy to jump into the game and retrieve them. But when the game’s billionaire developer loses track of his own son in the MEEP, Nixy is in for the biggest challenge of her bounty-hunting career. Wyn Salvador isn’t some lazy kid looking to escape his homework: Wyn does not want to be found. And he’s left behind a suicide note. Nixy takes the job but quickly discovers that Wyn’s not hiding—he’s being held inside the game against his will. But who is holding him captive, and why? Nixy and Wyn attempt to fight their way out of a mind game unlike any they’ve encountered, and the battle brings them closer than either could have imagined. But when the whole world is virtual, how can Nixy possibly know if her feelings are real?

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Ratings: 3.67 From 2480 Users | 447 Reviews

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I really enjoyed The Leveller on two things: the concept and the writing. But of course, the concept is why I actually read many books. Whether it's good or bad, I have no clue until I actually crack open the book and actually read it.In a virtual reality gaming world called MEEP, Nixy Bauer helps parents get their wayward kids back from spending too much time in the MEEP quickly and efficiently. Soon enough, she gets a job from the developer and founder of MEEP himself, whose only son has

***I received the ARC ebook free as a review copy from the publisher through Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review***One sit read: check.Heart pounding action: check.Twists and turns: check.No nonsense heroine: check.Love/hate relationship with swoon worthy guy: check.The Leveller ticked all the boxes!To top it off, this book kept my interest. The whole virtual world idea isnt something Id seen explored before but its definitely something I want to see more of. Theres so much potential in a

This was a quick read. Lots of fun, action, and perfect for those who love their video games. Thank you to Edelweiss and HarperTeen for a review copy of this book.

This book was as bland and white as a single slice of white bread, and had about the same amount of depth.^our main characterJust a selection of questionable happenings: middle class white girl protagonist thinks she lives in "the ghetto" because her parents are underpaid programmers, the boy she falls in insta-love with has "coffe-with-cream" coloured skin, the Asian friend is a mathematical, chess playing hacker (duh, what else could he be?) (nicknamed Chang, nonetheless) and (view spoiler)

A stunning debut with a spunky and feisty heroine that made me laugh, and root for her. Nixy Bauer is a Leveller. Her job--is to drag kids out of virtual reality and back into the real world. The parents pay her and the kids hate her. Everything is moving along swell, until the game's creator calls her on a mission that could possibly put her in danger. The kind of danger that is not as easy as resetting the game.The creator's son is in the game, and he doesn't want to be found--leaving behind a

First off, Yeessss a nerdy gamer type book.Ok now that I've geeked out for s second let's get down to the review.This to me was the more kiddish/YA version of Ready Player One, it's s virtual reality world were our main character gets paid to get people out of the game. She gets a job from the guy who basically invented it to level his son out. Now if your like me I thought leveling meant "hey I'm gonna go quest and gear up" but in this one it actually stands for getting someone out of the game,

Originally reviewed for YA Books Central: http://www.yabookscentral.com/yaficti... Nixy Bauer, Home in an Hour. One neednt be a gamer to appreciate the fast-paced, adventurous romp presented in this near-future light sci-fi story. However, those who are familiar with concepts like virtual sandbox worlds and light role play are likely to take particular enjoyment in the sense of authenticity this book has to offer.Phoenix Nixy Bauer is the kind of competent, ambitious, takes-no-crap heroine this