Science Fair (Paperback)
| Author: Dave/ Pearson Barry |
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| The "New York Times"-bestselling team behind "Peter and the Starcatchers" returns with this story of mystery, danger, international suspense, and a very nervous frog--a thriller about a foreign criminal rigging a middle-school science fair. |
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Eighth-grader Toby Harbinger sets out to expose the sordid truth behind his middle school's science fair: a history of store-bought (rather than student created) first place projects. However, when Toby finally speaks up, he's framed as a cheater himself and suspended from school. Things get even more complicated when Toby's claims set off an international incident involving the evil President of Kprshtskan and his plot to overthrow the United States government. Can Toby save the day...or at least come up with a prize-winning project?
Eighth-grader Toby Harbinger sets out to expose the sordid truth behind his middle school's science fair: a history of store-bought (rather than student created) first place projects. However, when Toby finally speaks up, he's framed as a cheater himself and suspended from school. Things get even more complicated when Toby's claims set off an international incident involving the evil President of Kprshtskan and his plot to overthrow the United States government. Can Toby save the day...or at least come up with a prize-winning project?
Author Bio
Dave Barry
Dave Barry won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1988. He is a prolific author of books showing the humorous side of everyday life, both original works and collections of his syndicated newspaper column. If Barry has a focus, one could say it is on people who own their own home (or who will eventually own their home when they finally pay off their mortgage). Barry wrote for his high school newspaper and his college newspaper. A graduate of Haverford College in 1969, Barry also plays the guitar. He was the inspiration for "Dave's World", a television show that was cancelled.

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