one book being called Nowhere Land, a reference to The Beatles' song "Nowhere Man", and the villains of The Beatles film Yellow Submarine are called Blue Meanies. In the summary for Nowhere Land, the Remnants are described finding a power node, a green cone buzzing with electricity, when in fact this does not happen in the book. Although it is hinted at in No Place Like Home, the origin of the fire that burned 2Face is never revealed. In Lost and Found, both Rodger Dodger and D-Caf tell of having strange nightmares while being dead, but neither of their nightmares are ever revealed. In The Mayflower Project, it is described that those who enter the hibernation bays must swallow the end of a long tube that goes down their throat and put a plastic mask over their faces in order for the hibernation technology to function. These apparatuses are not mentioned, however, when the survivors are waking up in Destination Unknown. See also Simulated reality Simulated reality in fiction References External links Remnants at Scholastic "Twelve-Minutes Book Delivery" at Wired News "Kids Ask the Darnedest Things" at Wired News Science fiction novel series Children's science fiction novels Transhumanist books Novels by K. A. Applegate Impact events in fiction Apocalyptic novels American post-apocalyptic novels Book series introduced in 2001