Young Inventors Guild: The Atomic Weight of Secrets or the Arrival of the Mysterious Men in Black (Paperback)

from Bookworm_Lisa

I thought of my children while reading this book. I was pondering which of them this book would appeal to. My 16 year old son loves science, and seeing that this has quite a bit of science in it, he might like it. My 13 year old daughter would abandon it because it drags quite a bit. My 11 year o...

from sedelia

This book is most definitely written for the younger spectrum of the young adult audience. However, I found myself always wondering what was going to happen next, which made me not want to put the book down. There were times when it dragged, but for the most part, I was completely involved in the...

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This book is a bit of an oddball. It is obviously written for young adults, but its style could be off-putting. There are quite a few unresolved mysterious events. However, the situation is intriguing and still has me guessing. I liked the brilliant children and felt sympathy for their more norma...

from sedelia

This book is most definitely written for the younger spectrum of the young adult audience. However, I found myself always wondering what was going to happen next, which made me not want to put the book down. There were times when it dragged, but for the most part, I was completely involved in the...

from LisCarey

It's 1903, and five children suddenly find themselves and their parents whisked away from their homes all over the world, to Dayton, Ohio, by mysterious men dressed entirely in black. The children are then separated from their parents, and brought together as the only students of Miss Brett, at S...