In the dystopian future, teenage Wade Watts searches for a mysterious Easter egg in a worldwide video game called the OASIS. Finding the Easter egg will cause him to inherit the ownership of the OASIS and billions upon billions of dollars. Of course, he’s not the only one looking for it.
I listened to the audiobook version of Ready Player One, and loved it. Narrator Wil Wheaton nailed it.
Recommendation: Buy the book or listen to it. Try not to smile every time you see it on your bookshelf. Even my non-science fiction reading, non-video-gaming wife loved it.
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