conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know a description for a book titled The Paradise Trap about Award, Australian, Book with the genre: Children's Books, Growing Up & Facts of Life?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: the author is the Australian author of more than thirty books for all ages. She has garnered many awards, including the Childrens Book Council of Australia Book of the Year Award(three times), the Victorian Premiers Award, the Aurealis Award for Science Fiction, the Australian Ibby Award, and the Davitt Award for Crime Fiction. Her work has been published in Australia, New Zealand, Britain, the United States, Germany, Spain, France, Portugal, Poland, Russia, the Czech Republic and Thailand.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first five paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Paradise Trap
  Marcus squinted at the cover, which showed Coco Huckstepp. She was lolling on a massage table under a palm tree. 'I don't believe it...' he mumbled.
  Marcus scanned the pictures in front of him. He saw a dark-haired kid of about his own age, wearing board shorts and zinc cream. He saw a marshy lagoon; a rundown shack with 'Snack Bar' painted on it; a modest cluster of caravans and tents; an almost deserted stretch of white sand.
  The door closed gently, but the lift didn't stir. It just sat. It was a very ordinary lift, with worn carpet and wall-mounted buttons.
  So Prot keyed the code into the control panel, using one of his retractable fingers. There was an immediate response. With a shudder, a bounce and a painful grinding of gears, the metal box in which they stood began to move – up, not down.
  Marcus figured that this was probably a rhetorical question, since the answer was obvious. If they got chased, they would run.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know three more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Not that any corks were popping on board this particular ship. But his training stood him in good stead. He had perfect judgement when it came to threading his way through an obstacle course in a heavy sea, thanks to all the practice he'd had; it was like a pilot finally taking off after months spent on a flight simulator. The only difference was that slamming into a virtual bulkhead didn't actually hurt.
  No one answered. Jake was too upset. Coco was feeling too sick. Edison was still coughing up water and Sterling, at the rear of their group, was fending off a panicky steward. 'Where are your lifejackets?' the steward was demanding. He had an armful of lifejackets, one of which he thrust at Marcus. 'Put on your lifejackets and report to your muster station!'
  Marcus, meanwhile, was concentrating on the task in front of him. He had to get downstairs without falling off the companionway – and without tripping on the avalanche of oranges that swirled around its bottom step. The move called for split-second timing...
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last four paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Will Genius Squad be the answer to all Cadel's prayers? Or is he right to question their motives? Deciding what's good and bad is more difficult than Cadel could ever have imagined...
  After abandoning a life of lies and mistrust, fifteen-year-old Cadel has finally found his niche. He has a proper home, good friends and loving parents. He's even studying at university.
  But he's still not safe from Prosper English, who's now a fugitive from justice and determined to smash everything that Cadel has struggled to build. When Cadel's nearest and dearest are threatened, he must launch an all-out attack on the man he once viewed as his father.
  Can he track down Prosper before it's too late? And what rules will they both have to break in the process?
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Will Genius Squad be the answer to all Cadel's prayers? Or is he right to question their motives? Deciding what's good and bad is more difficult than Cadel could ever have imagined...
  After abandoning a life of lies and mistrust, fifteen-year-old Cadel has finally found his niche. He has a proper home, good friends and loving parents. He's even studying at university.
  But he's still not safe from Prosper English, who's now a fugitive from justice and determined to smash everything that Cadel has struggled to build. When Cadel's nearest and dearest are threatened, he must launch an all-out attack on the man he once viewed as his father.