Top Secret
Top Secret
Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 1995
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
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Science Fiction•
Children`s LiteratureIdaho • 1980s
1995
YA
8-12 years
AD600L
Super Short Summary
In Top Secret, a young student conducts a science experiment to explore photosynthesis. The student uses plants to illustrate how they convert sunlight into energy. This project involves a creative approach that captivates both educators and peers, showcasing the student's innovative thinking and dedication to scientific inquiry.
Humorous
Playful
Informative
Adventurous
Inspirational
Reviews & Readership
667 ratings
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Review Roundup
Top Secret by John Reynolds Gardiner is praised for its engaging storytelling and ability to convey scientific concepts in a relatable way for children. Readers appreciate its humor and educational value. Some critiques highlight the simplicity of the plot and character development, which may not appeal to older readers. Overall, it is a charming read for young audiences.
Who Should Read Top Secret?
A reader who enjoys Top Secret by John Reynolds Gardiner likely has an interest in science, humor, and adventure. Similar to fans of Frindle by Andrew Clements and Matilda by Roald Dahl, they appreciate stories of clever children who challenge authority and explore innovative ideas. Suitable for middle-grade readers with a curiosity for experimentation.
667 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
128
Novel • Fiction
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Science Fiction•
Children`s LiteratureIdaho • 1980s
1995
YA
8-12 years
AD600L
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