Blue Avenger and the Theory of Everything (Blue Avenger #3)
by
Norma Howe
When David Schumacher, a 16-year-old high school junior from California, decides to change his name to Blue Avenger (after a comic book superhero he draws), his whole life takes on amazing new dimensions. No longer the shy and studious David, Blue sets out to right society's wrongs, defend the underdog, and in this third book in the popular series, rescue his true love, Om...more
Hardcover, 240 pages
Published
May 10th 2002
by Cricket Books
(first published May 2002)
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The Theory of Everything is the third of the Blue Avenger series. Ms. Howe returns to examining the debate between predetermination and free will, although it doesn't appear to be much more than a surface discussion. It climaxes as a decision that our hero must make, but is he really making the decision or following his genetic make-up? By the time it comes up, we really don't care. And seriously, a work of fiction is an ironic place to be analyzing the these theories in the first place: turn to...more
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I was born in east San Jose, California, the daughter of a railroad man and an Italian immigrant. I have two brothers, one older and one younger. As a youngster I did well in school, but probably not as well as I could have. I got my first paying job at age ten, which was summertime work picking prunes and cutting apricots with my older brother in the orchards not far from our home. We were fortun...more
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