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Time travel and scientific inquiry intertwine in this thrilling adventure as middle schoolers confront present-day crimes with historical scientific knowledge. Guided by a future mentor, the G.A.S. crew must thwart an evil scientist's plan to enslave future humans. Their journey takes them across the globe, exploring the science and history of death while tackling personal fears and challenges. As they race against time to save Sam's father and outsmart bullies, the series emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving in a fun, educational sci-fi context.

The Galactic Academy of Science series combines time travel with educational mysteries, encouraging middle school readers to think like scientists. Mae and Clinton, accused of theft by Professor Gufov, embark on a mission guided by a future Dudette to enhance their scientific knowledge. Their journey leads them to meet iconic figures like Dmitri Mendeleev and Niels Bohr, as they navigate thrilling challenges, including escaping the Gestapo and breaking up a séance, all while unraveling the mystery of a missing diamond chip.

The story unfolds as thirteen-year-old cousins Ivan and Daphne discover their Aunt Adelaide is gravely ill. In their attempt to manage the situation, they inadvertently reveal their hidden world of Lexicon to their younger cousin, Lila. This unexpected revelation sets the stage for an adventure that intertwines family bonds with the mysteries of their secret realm.

Set against a backdrop of excitement and exploration, the narrative invites readers to dive headfirst into a thrilling journey filled with unexpected twists. The characters are driven by a sense of curiosity and determination, navigating challenges that test their courage and resilience. Themes of friendship and discovery are woven throughout, making it a captivating tale for those who seek adventure and personal growth.

When new computer-based codes threaten the International Science Fair, the G.A.S. kids go on an adventure through time to learn about codes and ciphers to save it.

Highlighting the remarkable achievements of women in science, this book showcases the lives and contributions of 16 female figures across four centuries. It features notable individuals like French mathematician Marie-Sophie Germain, who excelled in elasticity theory and number theory, and Scottish chemist Elizabeth Fulhame, recognized for her pioneering work on combustion. Rooted in an exhibit at the Grolier Club in New York, the narrative emphasizes their pursuit of knowledge and the impact of their work in fields such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, astronomy, and medicine.

Set against a backdrop of personal loss and adventure, a young man named Kiran grapples with his aspirations of becoming a warrior to avenge his family. Instead, he discovers his true talent lies in music, specifically playing the flute. After failing to protect his sister from being taken by Savages, Kiran embarks on a harrowing journey through the forest, facing servitude and suffering. This quest forces him to confront his family's past and ultimately challenges his long-held beliefs, leading to a profound decision about courage and conscience.

Focusing on over 25 diverse American inventors and entrepreneurs, this book explores the journey of invention from Colonial times to today. It highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by these innovators, showcasing their unique contributions to society. Richly illustrated with both color and black-and-white photographs, it offers an engaging look at the creative process and the impact of these barrier-breaking figures on the world.