How do you ignore a book with a title like that? I thought the was a FANTASTIC kids book! Ok, probably more middle school, but I loved it too. (JD, if you're reading this post, read this book!) Simon finds this book (or rather it finds him) called the Teacher's Edition of Physics. With it, he can control gravity, velocity and other "ity" words that made me glad I didn't take physics. That aside, I loved the characters and thought the book itself was super funny. Definitely recommend it to 10+. Any younger than that and they might get bogged down in the science. ***1/2Saturday, April 10, 2010
Simon Bloom: Gravity Keeper
How do you ignore a book with a title like that? I thought the was a FANTASTIC kids book! Ok, probably more middle school, but I loved it too. (JD, if you're reading this post, read this book!) Simon finds this book (or rather it finds him) called the Teacher's Edition of Physics. With it, he can control gravity, velocity and other "ity" words that made me glad I didn't take physics. That aside, I loved the characters and thought the book itself was super funny. Definitely recommend it to 10+. Any younger than that and they might get bogged down in the science. ***1/2
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