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probably one of the best science fiction novels of the year striking a wonderful balance between interpersonal drama and existential stakes


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The Exo Project Andrew DeYoung Books Reviews

This is a wonderful sci-fi story with well-developed world building and an adorable romance to boot! It's a coming-of-age story for Kiva, the head of a young matriarchal society on a distant planet, and Matthew, a boy cryogenically frozen and sent 100-light-years away to scout out potential planets for a dying Earth to colonize. The twist at the end is what this book was really about for me. It beautifully depicted that our present is a direct result of our past, and with just a little bit of humility and understanding, we may avoid sacrificing our present at the expense of all that's come before us.
"My people...everything we touch we destroy."

Wow! This book has the feel of an Orson Scott Card book--I trusted DeYoung's writing right away and felt pulled in, wanting to know more about the Exo Project and our protagonist Matthew. I loved the sci fi and world building of this novel--I won't give it away, but I will say that the details we get at the beginning are significant, and pay off in some really surprising, moving realizations. This novel is a powerful call, exhorting our world to change--but also showing the hope that humility and a willingness to listen can bring. A must-read, incredibly relevant book. I hope that we might see a sequel, or additional books set in this world in the future!
On the surface, THE EXO PROJECT is a gripping, page-turner, sci-fi YA novel.

On deeper reflection, THE EXO PROJECT grapples with the philosophical question Imagine you are trapped in a burning building with your sibling and five strangers. You know that you can get out safely, but you can only rescue one group. Who would you save?
Now imagine that burning building is the Earth. You're probably safe, but do you choose to rescue humanity? Or an innocent and peaceful alien civilization? Matthew, the protagonist, has to make that choice while dealing with his growing feelings for Kiva, the leader of the alien society. With lots of wonderful world building and twists, it was easy to follow Matthew and Kiva on their journeys.
This is such a wonderful and timely tale.
A great book for people into science fiction and space and aliens and other things like that. Great use of wording and author's craft. Definitely 5 stars.
Creative and totally engaging story. I found THE EXO PROJECT to be unique and compelling.
I looked forward to ending every day with this book. It was a fast-paced book with a great story and a lot of depth. Personally, I love good post-apocalyptic novel and sci-fi worlds. The EXOS Project does well in both genres. I'd recommend this even to sci-fi indifferent people.
probably one of the best science fiction novels of the year striking a wonderful balance between interpersonal drama and existential stakes