 
                Teen Henry 1994
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Jamie Renell
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Nick Pirog
このコンテンツについて
Henry Bins only gets one hour a day. This week, he's going to make it count!
Step into the world of 14-year-old Henry Bins as he navigates his teenage years in the neon-soaked landscape of 1994, where pagers beep, dial-up internet whirs, and grunge music reigns supreme!
Henry Bins has a rare sleep disorder where he's only awake for 60 minutes a day, from 3:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. His meticulously regimented life—three minutes to shower, five minutes to eat, seventeen minutes of school, four minutes to play Zelda—is turned upside down when his dad leaves for a week-long cruise.
Just days into his newfound freedom, Henry's carefully structured hour explodes into adventure after a chance encounter with the audacious and beautiful Alice leads to the discovery of an abandoned puppy and a suspicious puppy mill.
As they team up to care for the mischievous pup, Trout, and work to shut down the cruel operation, Henry and Alice stumble upon a web of secrets involving her father—the principal of the local high school—and a shady new technology company. With each precious minute ticking away, they find themselves entangled in a high-stakes game of corruption, daring escapes, and a first crush that makes Henry's heart race faster than his limited time.
With the help of Alice's best friend Nicole and her brother Greg—or "Cipher" as the teenage hacker insists on being called—they embark on a mission to expose the truth before time runs out.
Full of heart-pounding adventure, first love, late-night daring, unbreakable friendship, and '90s nostalgia, Teen Henry 1994 is a hilarious and heartfelt coming-of-age mystery that is a bold reminder that sixty minutes is all it takes to change everything.
©2025 Nick Pirog (P)2025 Nick Pirog 
            
        