Is Your Library 'Ready Player One' Ready?

Released in 2011, "Ready Player One" by Ernest Cline took the literary world by storm with its multiple gateways of accessibility.The science fiction novel follows 18-year-old Wade as he tries to find an Easter egg of riches hidden by a billionare in OASIS, a virtual reality game. On his journey, Wade makes friends, falls in love, plays Pac-Man and listens to Rush. Between the '80s references and the major plot point surrounding a scavenger hunt, readers of all genres were drawn to this futuristic book.The film adaptation will come out March 29, and fans are buzzing with excitement.

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Is Your Library 'Ready Player One' Ready?

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