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CheMystery
Two cousins + one radiation accident = the ability to see and manipulate atoms like never before. Suzie and Diego become two unlikely superheroes, determined to save the world from a monster created by the same thing that gave them powers.
NGSS compliant and classroom-friendly for teachers, yet monster-filled and superpower-fueled for teen readers, CheMystery offers a superhero tale with a mystery that only science can solve.
NGSS compliant and classroom-friendly for teachers, yet monster-filled and superpower-fueled for teen readers, CheMystery offers a superhero tale with a mystery that only science can solve.
- GenresGraphic Novels
112 pages, Paperback
Published July 1, 2017
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January 29, 2019
2019 - Bk 28. I was introduced to this author in October of 2018 at the WKU Young Adult Book Festival. It was an amazing day and I am slowly working through the books I purchased there. I am not a scientist, My scientist/teacher friends would like this book. It is a mystery shown through the eyes of two cousins. Just about everything they do in their lives breaks down into a chemical formula, from painting to, well no, that would be a spoiler. Let's just say if you like fighting green radioactive monsters, built in night vision, and the ability to move really quickly - and cool grandmothers, you'll love CheMystery.
Oh - and for those students into quizzes - I just wrote the quiz for the ReadnQuiz program. This graphic novel is worth 12 points - although the real value for the book is its wealth of science information shared in a fun format.
Oh - and for those students into quizzes - I just wrote the quiz for the ReadnQuiz program. This graphic novel is worth 12 points - although the real value for the book is its wealth of science information shared in a fun format.
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