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The Secret of the Magic eyePad

Putney Hicks Inventor Adventures–Book 1

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Pub Date 31 May 2022 | Archive Date 29 Feb 2024


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2021 Readers’ Favorite Gold Medal

2023 Wishing Shelf Book Awards - Silver Medal

2023 Moonbeam Book Awards - Silver Medal

She dreams of becoming an inventor. First, she has to survive middle school…

Putney Hicks just wants things to go right for once. A socially awkward girl dropped among rich kids in an experimental STEM institution, the anxious twelve-year-old can’t seem to see her own potential. But life sprinkles in a surprise when she receives a mysterious tablet housing an advanced, talkative intelligence.

Wondering if the friendly pixie in the device is alien or supernatural, Putney is determined to keep it safe while exploring its possibilities. But when competitive art and science projects lead to an ill-advised bet with a wealthy mean girl, the would-be engineer may be in way over her head.

Will Putney’s mysterious new mentor help her make it through her first week in class?

The Secret of the Magic eyePad is the award-winning first book in the Putney Hicks Inventor Adventures middle grade series. If you like girls in STEM, preteen drama, and clever innovations, then you’ll love Marsha Tufft’s lighthearted tale.

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2021 Readers’ Favorite Gold Medal

2023 Wishing Shelf Book Awards - Silver Medal

2023 Moonbeam Book Awards - Silver Medal

She dreams of becoming an inventor. First, she has to survive middle...


Advance Praise

"“A gem of a novel with a strong, determined protagonist. Children will love it!” The Wishing Shelf

REVIEW

I have enjoyed several book by Marsha Tufft over the last few weeks, and I think this is the best of them. The book´s star is Putney, a girl who´s a bit awkward but also happens to be very, very smart. When she attends a STEM school, life is, well, difficult. But when she´s sent a (very cool) gift, she´s determined to outsmart her rival/enemy – and the gift might just help!

I thought this novel for 9 – 12 year olds was a joy. Not only is it a thrilling adventure, it´s also wonderful for developing a child´s problem solving skills. Written in the first person from the POV of Putney, the reader will get to follow this determined girl as she attempt to solve all sorts of problems and invent a new product. It is that element of the story along with the accessible and lively writing style that will make this novel a HUGE hit with young readers.

I´d like to end on what I liked best with this book. Well, it has to be Putney. She´s such a strong character; the sort who´s determined to find answers no matter how challenging it is. In this world of `Google knows everything´, I thought she was totally refreshing; the sort of protagonist young readers will want to follow, just to find out what she gets up to next!

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"“A gem of a novel with a strong, determined protagonist. Children will love it!” The Wishing Shelf

REVIEW

I have enjoyed several book by Marsha Tufft over the last few weeks, and I think this is the...


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ISBN 9781958251003
PRICE US$0.99 (USD)
PAGES 232

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