Max Einstein: the genius experiment
By James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein
Genius Max joins young scientists worldwide—but why is a dangerous Corporation hunting her?
Genres
What is Max Einstein: the genius experiment about?
Twelve-year-old Max Einstein is no ordinary genius. She attends university, plays speed chess and invents gadgets to help people living on the streets. Then a mysterious organisation recruits her to join a team of young scientists from around the world. Together, they must use their intelligence and creativity to solve urgent global problems. But a powerful and dangerous group called the Corporation is hunting Max. Can she and her friends stay one step ahead while using science to change the world?
About the author
James Patterson is a bestselling author from the United States who loves creating exciting stories. He is well known for his thrilling books and adventure series, including the popular 'Middle School' books. James enjoys encouraging children to read and believes that stories can make every day more fun and interesting.
Pages
337 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2018
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