Pauly’s adventure is based on scientific facts. Some years ago, the scientists have suspected that there are many more universes beyond ours and it might have wormholes connecting them or such structures may be created by ultra-advanced technology. These many universes form the multiverse.
The creatures that possess the most advance technology of multiverse need a child who can learn how to stop the humanity to get in the process of extinction.
This child, boy or girl, must solve seven riddles. The solution of each riddle allows crossing a gateway.
Is this child Pauly?
Arruê, as a child solved the riddles of the first six gateways. However, he failed the seventh one and could not cross it. Now, as an adult, he goes all over the world searching another child who’s able to solve the seventh riddle and access the sources to save the humanity from your worst fate.
Giving a speech on a public park of a small town, Arruê asks about the riddle he can’t solve: “Could only a part be bigger than the whole thing?
A boy, Pauly, finds the solution. When Pauly explains it, Arruê gets thrilled and starts to believe he can indeed cross all the gateways.
Pauly learns with Arruê how to think with agility and to solve the riddles quickly, even the harder ones or the ones which seems to have no solution.
Pauly’s solutions are fascinating and astonishing. However, Arruê has some hard time believing if his solutions for the seventh riddle are right.
Each time he solves a riddle, Pauly and his friends are allowed to cross a Gateway and to go to another planet located in another universe. Each Gateway is a worm- hole.
But there is a detail which makes the search to each solution an act of extreme distress. To solve each riddle not only allows them to cross through the Gateway, but also it is the only way to save Arruê’s life.
Could Pauly solve all of the riddles?
Pauly sees ultra- advanced technologies in the different universes they are able to visit, one day this technology will be available here in our planet as well.
Written in a pleasant and light way, this is the type of book that entertains and teaches how to think with agility, especially to solve problems in time. This book is suitable for children, youth and adults of all ages. It’s a book for those who like to have fun while learning.
Have fun while reading the exhilarating adventure of Pauly, Arruê and Rofler.
By the way, who’s Rofler?
Soon, you will know.
The creatures that possess the most advance technology of multiverse need a child who can learn how to stop the humanity to get in the process of extinction.
This child, boy or girl, must solve seven riddles. The solution of each riddle allows crossing a gateway.
Is this child Pauly?
Arruê, as a child solved the riddles of the first six gateways. However, he failed the seventh one and could not cross it. Now, as an adult, he goes all over the world searching another child who’s able to solve the seventh riddle and access the sources to save the humanity from your worst fate.
Giving a speech on a public park of a small town, Arruê asks about the riddle he can’t solve: “Could only a part be bigger than the whole thing?
A boy, Pauly, finds the solution. When Pauly explains it, Arruê gets thrilled and starts to believe he can indeed cross all the gateways.
Pauly learns with Arruê how to think with agility and to solve the riddles quickly, even the harder ones or the ones which seems to have no solution.
Pauly’s solutions are fascinating and astonishing. However, Arruê has some hard time believing if his solutions for the seventh riddle are right.
Each time he solves a riddle, Pauly and his friends are allowed to cross a Gateway and to go to another planet located in another universe. Each Gateway is a worm- hole.
But there is a detail which makes the search to each solution an act of extreme distress. To solve each riddle not only allows them to cross through the Gateway, but also it is the only way to save Arruê’s life.
Could Pauly solve all of the riddles?
Pauly sees ultra- advanced technologies in the different universes they are able to visit, one day this technology will be available here in our planet as well.
Written in a pleasant and light way, this is the type of book that entertains and teaches how to think with agility, especially to solve problems in time. This book is suitable for children, youth and adults of all ages. It’s a book for those who like to have fun while learning.
Have fun while reading the exhilarating adventure of Pauly, Arruê and Rofler.
By the way, who’s Rofler?
Soon, you will know.
