Acorna's People
1999 novel by Anne McCaffrey
0-06-105094-6Dewey Decimal
Acorna's People (1999) is a science fantasy novel by American writers Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough. It is the third book published in the Acorna Universe series initiated by McCaffrey and Margaret Ball in Acorna: The Unicorn Girl (1997); McCaffrey and Scarborough have extended the series through ten books as of 2011.[1]
Synopsis
In the book, Acorna has finally been reunited with her people - the Linyaari - and has travelled to the new homeworld of her people Narhii, Vhiliinyar to learn about her lost culture. However, she is distinctly different from her people due to her unusual upbringing, and most are not accepting of her. The only people who really befriend her are her aunt, Neeva and her shipmates, and the oldest Linyaari Grandam Naadiina, as well as the young girl named Maati. All of her friends on the ship Balakiire are called away on Acorna's first day on her planet, to investigate the loss of communication with certain off-world Linyaari colonies. This loss of communication soon spreads, and more ships are launched, but all join the missing and soon the fate of her spacefaring friends is placed in Acorna's hands.
References
- ^ a b Acorna Universe series listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database. Retrieved 2011-11-03.
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Works by Anne McCaffrey
Bibliography
- Acorna: The Unicorn Girl (1997)
- Acorna's Quest (1998)
- Acorna's People (1999)
- Acorna's World (2000)
- Acorna's Search (2001)
- Acorna's Rebels (2003)
- Acorna's Triumph (2004)
- First Warning (2005)
- Second Wave (2006)
- Third Watch (2007)
- The Ship Who Sang (1969)
- PartnerShip (1992)
- The Ship Who Searched (1992)
- The City Who Fought (1993)
- The Ship Who Won (1994)
- Crystal Singer (1982)
- Killashandra (1986)
- Crystal Line (1992)
- Dinosaur Planet (1978)
- Dinosaur Planet Survivors (1984)
- Planet Pirates
- Sassinak (1990)
- The Death of Sleep (1990)
- Generation Warriors (1991)
- To Ride Pegasus (1973)
- Pegasus in Flight (1990)
- Pegasus in Space (2000)
- The Rowan (1990)
- Damia (1992)
- Damia's Children (1993)
- Lyon's Pride (1994)
- The Tower and the Hive (1999)
- Doona
- Catteni, or Freedom
- Freedom: First Resistance
- Petaybee
- Restoree (1967)
- The Coelura (1983)
- A Diversity of Dragons (1997)
- Nimisha's Ship (1999)
- Get Off the Unicorn (1977)
- The Girl Who Heard Dragons (1994)
- Dragonflight
- Dragonquest
- The White Dragon
- Dragonsong
- Dragonsinger
- Dragondrums
- Moreta: Dragonlady of Pern
- Nerilka's Story
- Dragonsdawn
- Renegades of Pern
- All the Weyrs of Pern
- The Chronicles of Pern: First Fall
- The Dolphins of Pern
- Dragonseye
- The Masterharper of Pern
- The Skies of Pern
- A Gift of Dragons
- Dragon's Kin
- Dragon's Fire
- Dragon Harper
- Dragon's Time
- Sky Dragons
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