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While visiting conshelf ten, an underwater colony on earth. Crisis on conshelf ten crisis on conshelf ten, book 1 by monica hughes book cover, description, publication history. However, kudos to hughes for writing an enduring work of fiction. Crisis on conshelf ten is a science fiction novel written by monica hughes for young adults.
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