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What age level would this book be appropriate to read?

Fiona I would recommend ages 9-14. There aren't any adult themes, but there is some action and violence that younger children may not enjoy or understand. A…moreI would recommend ages 9-14. There aren't any adult themes, but there is some action and violence that younger children may not enjoy or understand. Also, some of it may go over the head of younger children, especially if the don't even know who Nicholas Copernicus was.(less)

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what are the main settings??

Claire Caterer The story opens in Texas and then the action moves to Berlin, Rome, and Guam. Present day.

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I Just finished The Forbidden Stone (The Copernicus Legacy, #1). Which book should I read next The Serpent's Curse (The Copernicus Legacy #2) or Wade and the Scorpion's Claw (The Copernicus Legacy #1.5; The Copernicus Archives, #1)?

Ross I started The Serpent's Curse (The Copernicus Legacy #2) and I should have started Wade and the Scorpion's Claw (The Copernicus Legacy #1.5; The Coper…moreI started The Serpent's Curse (The Copernicus Legacy #2) and I should have started Wade and the Scorpion's Claw (The Copernicus Legacy #1.5; The Copernicus Archives, #1).(less)

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WHO ARE THE MAJOR AND MINOR CHARACTERS?

Fiona I would say that Wade, Darrel, Lily, Becca, Wade's father, and Galina Krouse are all major characters, and the minor characters are ones like Terrence…moreI would say that Wade, Darrel, Lily, Becca, Wade's father, and Galina Krouse are all major characters, and the minor characters are ones like Terrence, who help them along the way. (less)

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What reading level is it?

Claire Caterer I'd call it upper middle-grade, so grades 4-8, ages 9+. It's a fairly long book, though not "difficult." An ambitious 8- or 9-year-old can handle it. …moreI'd call it upper middle-grade, so grades 4-8, ages 9+. It's a fairly long book, though not "difficult." An ambitious 8- or 9-year-old can handle it. (less)

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