Favorite Scenes:

Stanley's dad trying to make shoes that don't smell from Holes; Artist: pickle2me

Donald Zinkoff tries to run fast on field day from Loser; Artist: twinderely

Featured Review:

The Edison Mystery

Reviewed by horowitz72

This is a stellar book about a boy named Robert (he likes to call himself Qwerty) Stevens who finds a machine built by Thomas Edison that he never told anyone about. He calls it the Anytime Anywhere Machine and soon finds himself in the 19th century in the great inventor Thomas Edison's office! And before all this a strange man named Ashley Quadrel had been snooping around for that same machine! And after that everyone is going missing, and it really goes bizarre for the Stevens family. First Qwerty goes missing, and then after that his sister goes missing and the littlest sibling, Madison has a mixed felling of sadness because she misses her brother and sister, and a sense of glee because her sister and brother are actually gone and she can do almost anything she wants! A strength of this book is that it gives a lot of information about the famous invention, the light bulb invented by Edison. A weakness of this book is that it has no weakness, it is just one of the best historical fiction book on Earth! I like this book because I sometimes love to learn about history, and this book makes it fun at the same time! I would recommend this book to people who like to learn, but in a fun way as well! So to find out what Quadrel does, and all the other mischiefs in this book, read "Back in Time With Thomas Edison" right now!