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Step into the kaleidoscope, where junior high gets weird and ordinary school days turn into high-stakes adventures. Follow Leo as he ceiling-surfs through a gravity glitch, Toby as he gets dragged into the forgotten stone halls of the true Library of Alexandria, Brody as he fights off a living noodle monster in the school gym, and Zara as she gets sucked into an unbeatable retro arcade game. Packed with fast-paced action, wit, and unforgettable characters, this reality-bending anthology proves that when your world fractures, ordinary kids are the only ones who can rewrite the rules. Ideal for fans of imaginative sci-fi adventures in Junior school

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What happens when the laws of physics take an unscheduled sick day? For the students of Oak Creek, it means surviving a chaotic storm of weightless school supplies and high-velocity tater tots. But a localized gravity glitch is only the beginning of the dimension-hopping madness.

​In The Kaleidoscope Chronicles, author Barasa Herbert crafts an action-packed, reality-bending anthology where four ordinary eighth-graders stumble into phenomenal, sci-fi mishaps:

  • ​The Gravity Glitch: Leo Vance must navigate a weightless classroom and cross a chaotic cafeteria food storm to manually reset the school’s hidden alien wormhole stabilizer.
  • ​The Whispering Library of Alexandria (Ohio): Toby Miller breaks the unwritten five-o’clock rule at his local library, triggering an ancient curse that inks his skin and drags him into the colossal, forgotten halls of the true Library of Alexandria.
  • ​Chef Brody’s Quantum Kitchen: Brody Vance accidentally seasons his junior culinary showcase entree with a highly volatile quantum reagent, bringing a monstrous, multi-legged noodle beast to life right in front of the school’s toughest critics.
  • ​The Glitch in Game 42: Gaming legend Zara “Zero” Miller and her chief rival get pulled face-first into the glowing CRT monitor of an unbeatable retro arcade cabinet, forcing them to team up and patch a critical system error from the inside out.

​Blending brilliant scientific curiosity, clever dialogue, and high-stakes junior high drama, The Kaleidoscope Chronicles is a thrilling ride through the unexpected. Where knowledge is the ultimate weapon and every problem requires a solution that defies all logic, these students must learn to work together to save their town, and their dimensions, from spinning completely out of control.

​Grab your copy today and step into the kaleidoscope!

 

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