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DEAD ERIC GETS A VIRUS
NURY VITTACHI

CHAMELEON PRESS (NOV 2002)
PAPERBACK, 144 pages, ages 12 up
Prod. # 9789628631971
Category: Children's fiction

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Eric Watts downloads his brain into a supercomputer. The experiment kills him. But the copy of his brain in the computer still works. So he installs a wireless Internet connection into his body and sends it back to school. But now that he?s dead, Eric's life just isn?t the same, for him -- or his only friend Mindy...

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