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This profound debut novel follows Aaron O'Faolain, a 17-year-old grappling with the recent suicide of his grandfather and a desire to escape the pervasive, addictive augmented reality known as FUN. As he attempts to terminate his FUN account, Aaron is drawn into a complex mystery involving his family's past and clues to a buried treasure. The story delves into themes of grief, identity, technology addiction, and the surprising richness of real-world experiences, making it suitable for young adult readers. Parents should be aware of the prominent themes of suicide and mental health, which are handled with sensitivity and depth.