Mad Science Institute
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| Rating | : | 4.10 (508 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B006KGNKMS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 503 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
When their paths finally meet up, they will need to risk everything to prevent a mysterious technology from bringing civilization to a sudden and very messy end.For fans of Scott Westerfeld, Orson Scott Card, and Neal Stephenson.. Separately, the cousins must pit themselves against murderous thugs, experimental weaponry, lizard monsters, and a nefarious doomsday device. Meanwhile and without her knowledge, her cousin Dean wages a two-fisted war of vengeance against a villainous genius and his unwashed minions. After her talents earn her admission into a secretive university institute, she is swiftly drawn into a conspiracy more than a century in the making. Sophia “Soap” Lazarcheck is a girl genius with a knack for making robots—
Highly recommend!" Jordan Dane - Critically acclaimed Bestselling Author of THE HUNTED series, Harlequin Teen"I found myself unable to put down the Kindle" -Dwayne Russel, Dwayne Russel's blog"A book we woulddefinitely read again" -Danielle Mathieson Pederson, Peacock Flock BookReview. "A clever blend of science, suspense, and wry humor, Mad Science Institute is brilliant fun! Sechin Tower brings captivating charm to Young Adult fiction in an entertaining series for boys and girls
"Fun, engaging read" according to Jim Cook. This book caught my interest with the first sentence, and didn't release it. I found myself thinking "I'll stop reading after this chapter ends," for multiple chapters in a row.The characters were interesting, and the mysteries well done. The obvious villains were a good car. A YA Sci-Fi Adventure Nash Android I like the idea of this book -- a YA story premised on science rather than magic, with smart, young adult heroes, passionate about learning and discovery who find themselves in an environment where they can pursue their interests. It reminded me a bit of another book I read . Soap Lazarcheck is my hero Andy Rector I have to admit, I really like this book. Sophia "Soap" Lazarcheck is geeky, clumsy and socially-awkward, but has the brains to create world-changing machines. She finds herself a pawn to a madman called "The Professor" and a member of a secret college where kid-geniuses rul