The Supernaturalist

Book info: The Supernaturalist (Hardcover, 265 pages – Hyperion, 2004) – Hyperion, 2004. Language: Eng.

Condition: Good

Set in a dystopian future, this gripping tale follows thirteen-year-old Cosmo Hill, an orphan abandoned by his parents and sent to a harsh institution for boys without families. At the Clarissa Frayne Institute, orphans like Cosmo are subjected to perilous experiments, testing products that pose serious risks to their safety. Determined to escape this grim reality, Cosmo seizes the opportunity to break free, embarking on a treacherous journey that leads him to a group known as the Supernaturalists. This eclectic band of children possesses unique psychic abilities, including the power to perceive supernatural entities called Parasites, which feed on human life force. Readers will delve into themes of resilience, friendship, and the battle against oppressive systems. This edition is perfect for those interested in exploring the dynamics of power, survival, and the supernatural. Not only does it entertain, but it also encourages critical thinking about societal issues and ethical dilemmas faced by the characters. Join Cosmo and the Supernaturalists as they uncover the truth about their world and their powers, making this book a compelling read for young adults and anyone captivated by imaginative storytelling.