Discover an exhilarating adventure in 'Cool Nukes,' a captivating novel that takes you on a thrilling journey filled with science, mystery, and ethical dilemmas. Written by the acclaimed author, this book introduces you to the brilliant but eccentric Professor Walter Mayhew, whose bizarre backyard experiment leads to shocking consequences. When the peculiar professor mysteriously vanishes, his young protégés—Max, Jian Xin, and Cleo—find themselves entangled in a gripping web of intrigue and danger. This adventure book, designed for young readers, challenges them to think critically about technology and its implications for society.As Max, Jian Xin, and Cleo decode a series of cryptic messages that appear to outline plans for a revolutionary nuclear device, they must navigate the murky waters of morality and responsibility. Will they manage to create this groundbreaking technology in time for the ExpoFest science fair, or will powerful forces prevent them from achieving their dreams? This compelling narrative not only entertains but also encourages discussions around the future of energy and the ethics of scientific innovation.Perfect for fans of science fiction and young adult literature, 'Cool Nukes' combines unparalleled storytelling with engaging themes that appeal to both children and adults alike. With its 288 pages of intriguing content published by Scholastic New Zealand, this brand-new book is an essential addition to any young reader's library. Delivery information: We ensure swift dispatch and reliable delivery, allowing you to enjoy this fantastic read without delay. Grab your copy now and encourage the young minds in your life to engage with the world of science and technology.CONDITION: Brand NewISBN: 9781775433422Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTDNumber of Pages 288"Professor Walter Mayhew has always been weird, but an explosion in his backyard laboratory seems to have sent him over the edge. Then he disappears - in bizarre circumstances. Three of his young proteges, Max, Jian Xin and Cleo, start receiving cryptic messages, which look like ...plans for a nuclear device - one which could solve all of mankind's energy problems. The children decide to make the device for the upcoming ExpoFest science fair ... but if it works, the technology will be worth a fortune. And certain people aren't about to let three kids get the credit"--Publisher information.Read less
