The Unseen World (Audiobook)

from jmoncton

Ada Sibelius has had an unusual childhood. She was raised by her eccentric but brilliant single father, but runs the artificial intelligence lab at a school in Boston that sounds a lot like MIT. He homeschools Ada and brings her every day into his lab where she interacts with his post docs. But t...

from oldblack

There were lots of things are really liked about this book. In particular, I reckon Liz Moore is very good at creating very quirky, but actually quite believable characters. Her previous book, "Heft", suggested this was the case and now I have confirmation. I loved the father-daughter relationshi...

from Brainannex

Ada is raised by her dad who works in a computer lab. She grows up as an awkward kid, more comfortable around the grad students and the machines. When Ada's father begins to lose his faculties, Ada tries to hide it to protect both her father and herself. This sets the stage for Ada as an adult, w...

from BrittanyLyn

The Unseen World was an unsettling suspense novel about the things we think we know of those we love. Ada and her father live in a unique world of homeschooling, computer programming, labs, research, and puzzle solving. When Ada is twelve her father's mind begins to fail him and it comes to light...

from beentsy

That went in a direction that I was really not expecting. Beautifully written, the characters were alive while I was reading this, you could almost hear them in the room with you.