Eager's Nephew: 3

Eager's Nephew: 3

by HelenFox (Author)

Synopsis

Eager comes out of hiding regularly to visit his old friends, the Bell family, and with him comes his 'nephew' Jonquil, Professor Ogden's newest, and formidably intelligent invention. Jonquil is a tinselly structure that can infinitely change shape. He is impatient, curious, always wants to be in the middle of things - and quickly out of control.



Fleur Bell is now grown up, with a daughter, Ju; her old friend, Marcia has a son, Finbar. Fleur's husband works in a space station, and things take a very worrying turn when he appears not to be his usual self during his regular conversations with the family on the go-between. Before long Eager and Jonquil, with the help of Ju and Finbar, are locked into another quirky mystery adventure in search of the truth ...



To complicate matters further, for Eager the human world is even more bewildering than ever ...

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 352
Edition: New e.
Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Published: 14 Apr 2005

ISBN 10: 0340875852
ISBN 13: 9780340875858
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: An inventive sequel to EAGER. There is a worldwide ban on developing self-aware robots for fear they will compete with humans, and Eager is in hiding. But his talents are needed to solve mysteries at the Space Factory.

Media Reviews
I really liked this book and I would recommend it to boys and girls aged ten and over. It's an exciting story and a great read -- Andrew McGregor, aged 9 * Evening Echo (Cork) *
I liked this story because there were so many adventures going on all the time that you never got a bit bored at all -- Daniele Ryan, aged 11 * Cork Evening Echo *

Praise for EAGER:
'A terrific read, full of fascinating ideas ... Eager himself is a really engaging character.'

* Farnborough Mail *
Interesting and fun to read. * cool-reads.co.uk *
A funny, emotional adventure. * The Bookseller *
Author Bio
Helen Fox lives in London with her husband, who is a scientist. Before she became a writer she worked as a primary teacher, a marketing executive, and a tour guide. She trained and worked as an actress, and during this time rediscovered her love of creating stories. Helen has now given herself over to writing full-time. Eager was her first novel.