
The Ship Who Sang: A Novel
5.0 (1
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Science Fiction
Children’s
Format
Paperback
Pages
256
Language
English
Published
Dec 12, 1985
Publisher
Del Rey
Edition
REISSUE
ISBN-10
0345334310
ISBN-13
9780345334312
Description
In a future where technology intertwines with humanity, Helva stands out as a unique creation. Once a vibrant human, she now exists as an advanced brainship, her consciousness housed within a formidable starship. This transformation has stripped her of her physical form, yet it has bestowed upon her incredible abilities that allow her to navigate both the universe’s vastness and the complexities of human emotion.
As Helva embarks on daring missions across the cosmos, she partners with different pilots, each bringing their own challenges and experiences. Her journey is not merely one of exploration; it is a quest to understand her identity and the notion of companionship in a world that often sees her as just a tool of space travel. Through incredible adventures, her relationships evolve, offering her glimpses of what it means to love and be loved.
The narrative delves deep into Helva's thoughts and feelings, revealing her struggles and triumphs as she navigates the duality of her existence. The blend of science fiction and emotional depth creates a captivating tale where technology does not strip away humanity but rather complements it.
With each mission, Helva faces external dangers and internal conflicts, pushing the boundaries of her understanding of life, loyalty, and the very essence of being. Her story is both poignant and thrilling, inviting readers to ponder the nature of identity in a rapidly evolving world.
As Helva embarks on daring missions across the cosmos, she partners with different pilots, each bringing their own challenges and experiences. Her journey is not merely one of exploration; it is a quest to understand her identity and the notion of companionship in a world that often sees her as just a tool of space travel. Through incredible adventures, her relationships evolve, offering her glimpses of what it means to love and be loved.
The narrative delves deep into Helva's thoughts and feelings, revealing her struggles and triumphs as she navigates the duality of her existence. The blend of science fiction and emotional depth creates a captivating tale where technology does not strip away humanity but rather complements it.
With each mission, Helva faces external dangers and internal conflicts, pushing the boundaries of her understanding of life, loyalty, and the very essence of being. Her story is both poignant and thrilling, inviting readers to ponder the nature of identity in a rapidly evolving world.
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