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Description
The Wild, Wild West meets Tom Swift: book three of an adventure series filled with cool machines, history, and technological details.
Wally and Noodles are back to the business of scientific innovation--and fun. In London, they meet a young pickpocket named Dobbin who works for a mysterious criminal called the Tick-Tock Man. Soon they are racing through secret tunnels in a bid to help Dobbin's little sister. Can the brave boy-scientist and his loyal sidekick find the one person who can save her before it's too late? History and technology collide in this humorous series brimming with mad science.
Publication date
June 13, 2017
Genre
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780544937154
Lexile Measure
740
Publisher
Clarion Books
Series
Gadgets and Gears
BISAC categories
YAF055000 - Young Adult Fiction | Science & Technology YAF002000 - Young Adult Fiction | Animals | General
Kirkus
"The strongest volume yet in an enjoyable series that keeps getting better."
Copyright 2016 Kirkus Reviews, LLC Used with permission.
Kersten Hamilton is a critically acclaimed author of books for toddlers, teens, and all people in between. Her fast-paced stories are loved by readers around the world. She is the author of Red Truck (illustrated by Valeria Petrone), which received a starred review from Booklist and has sold almost a quarter million copies. The Red Truck and Friends series now includes Yellow Copter, Blue Boat, Green Tractor, Orange Excavator, and Merry Christmas, Red Truck!
Kersten is also the author of First Friend: How Dogs Evolved from Wolves to Become Our Best Friends, the Gadgets and Gears middle grade series, and the Goblin Wars YA trilogy. Drawing from her own experience on the autism spectrum, she created her first neurodivergent protagonist in Lilibet Makes a Friend. Kersten has worked as a ranch hand, a wood cutter, a lumberjack, a census taker, and an archeological surveyor. She currently lives in New Mexico, where she hunts dinosaurs in the Ojito Wilderness when not writing.
