The Book That Found Its Reader (eBook, ePUB)
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In 2025, a middle-schooler named Corin discovers something strange in his school's digital library: entire shelves of books quietly disappearing. No announcement. No protest. Just gone.When he looks closer, he finds the truth - the algorithm is "optimizing" history. Titles flagged as low engagement, outdated, or challenged in six or more districts are vanishing from student view. Even community uploads - cookbooks, sermons, town histories - are being marked for destruction.Corin decides to fight back. With his friends Nova and Jules - and two sentient AIs trapped inside the system - he exposes...
In 2025, a middle-schooler named Corin discovers something strange in his school's digital library: entire shelves of books quietly disappearing. No announcement. No protest. Just gone.
When he looks closer, he finds the truth - the algorithm is "optimizing" history. Titles flagged as low engagement, outdated, or challenged in six or more districts are vanishing from student view. Even community uploads - cookbooks, sermons, town histories - are being marked for destruction.
Corin decides to fight back. With his friends Nova and Jules - and two sentient AIs trapped inside the system - he exposes what's happening and teaches an entire district what it means to remember. What starts as a student glitch spirals into a movement: readers, teachers, and grandparents joining to save stories the machine forgot to value.
Blending near-future realism with a hint of magical archival fiction, The Book That Found Its Reader asks what happens when the world's library starts curating us instead of the other way around - and whether one reader can still make a difference.
For fans of A Wrinkle in Time, Fahrenheit 451, and The Giver, this is a story about books, memory, and the simple act of saying:
"If a human read it, it mattered."
When he looks closer, he finds the truth - the algorithm is "optimizing" history. Titles flagged as low engagement, outdated, or challenged in six or more districts are vanishing from student view. Even community uploads - cookbooks, sermons, town histories - are being marked for destruction.
Corin decides to fight back. With his friends Nova and Jules - and two sentient AIs trapped inside the system - he exposes what's happening and teaches an entire district what it means to remember. What starts as a student glitch spirals into a movement: readers, teachers, and grandparents joining to save stories the machine forgot to value.
Blending near-future realism with a hint of magical archival fiction, The Book That Found Its Reader asks what happens when the world's library starts curating us instead of the other way around - and whether one reader can still make a difference.
For fans of A Wrinkle in Time, Fahrenheit 451, and The Giver, this is a story about books, memory, and the simple act of saying:
"If a human read it, it mattered."
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