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Ready Player Two (2020)

An exciting, imaginative, and fun adventure through Ernest Cline’s beloved virtual universe.

It’s very hard to write a good sequel to a huge success book. However, sometimes wonderful things happen and Ready Player Two certainly captures the spirit and magic of its predecessor. Cline took the concepts from the first book, added some new ones, and made them even better.

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In Ready Player Two, days after winning Oasis founder James Halliday’s contest Wade Watts discovers something that changes everything. Within Halliday’s vaults lie technological advancements that will once again change our world and make the Oasis a thousand times more wondrous than Wade ever imagined possible.

“All of the things that made the first book great, such as the pop culture reference, the heartwarming human experiences, and the world inside the OASIS are present in the second book. Ready Player Two has recharged with a heck of a lot of fun.”

The Book Guide® Editor

It brings a new puzzle and a new quest – an Easter egg from Halliday hinting at a mysterious reward. And an unexpected, incredibly powerful, and dangerous rival awaits, one who will kill millions to get what they want. Wade’s life and his future are again at stake, and this time the fate of the entire human race also hangs in the balance.

Ready Player Two (2020) by Ernest Cline

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