Fletcher McKenzie and the Passage to Whole: Volume 1 - Savage, Gary; Beaulieu, Lily; Leo, Ella
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Can Fletcher McKenzie, a 14 year-old boy from Maine, overcome a dangerous villain and help deliver a desperately needed vaccine to a wounded and tired world? Fletcher's adventures start when he finds a riddle on the back of a mysterious portrait of Mollyockett, a Pequawket Indian who lived in the 1700s, and Uncle Woodrow reveals a secret, with the admonition, "you must never tell a soul." When Fletcher discovers a passage that has been a McKenzie family secret for generations, this fast-paced adventure begins in earnest. The passage leads to a spectacular world called Whole where he unlocks a…mehr

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Can Fletcher McKenzie, a 14 year-old boy from Maine, overcome a dangerous villain and help deliver a desperately needed vaccine to a wounded and tired world? Fletcher's adventures start when he finds a riddle on the back of a mysterious portrait of Mollyockett, a Pequawket Indian who lived in the 1700s, and Uncle Woodrow reveals a secret, with the admonition, "you must never tell a soul." When Fletcher discovers a passage that has been a McKenzie family secret for generations, this fast-paced adventure begins in earnest. The passage leads to a spectacular world called Whole where he unlocks a secret power, battles an ancient enemy, and learns that he can end a pandemic that is sweeping the globe if he discovers an effective vaccine. "Fletcher McKenzie and the Passage to Whole" was written with the help of the students in the Author Studies Program at the Farwell Elementary School (Lewiston, Maine) and published with the support of the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation.
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Gary Savage is the author of several health and fitness books. He is a graduate of Dean College, Boston College, and has a doctorate from Suffolk University. In 2019, Gary was voted Best Artist in Portland. He resides on the coast of Maine.Lily Beaulieu is twelve years old and loves Maine. She has been participating in Author Studies for your years and has won many contests in the program. She enjoys playing soccer, basketball, and camping with family and friends.Ella was a dedicated member of Author Studies for three years. Ella and her group took first place at the end-of-the-year competition with their Mollyockett and Hannibal Hamlin presentation. She has high goals and expectations for herself and hopes to be an author in the future.Hailey is an eleven-year old sixth grader. She has been in Author Studies for three years. She enjoys reading Fletcher McKenzie and other books. She is a past recipient of the Barbara Bush Scholarship Award in Author Studies. She is an avid soccer player and downhill skier.Liam Martin has been in Author Studies for three years at Farwell Elementary School. He has designed a unique Fletcher McKenzie treasure map, created a new character for the book, edited numerous chapters, and participated in all writing assignments. He was selected as a recipient of the prestigious Barbara Bush Scholarship Award last year in Author Studies.Alex says "he is a typical kid from Maine." He enjoys school, movies, video games, and playing with his friends. Alex has always been drawn to reading and writing, making him a perfect fit for the Author Studies Program. Working on this book has been a particular pleasure for Alex and a wonderful opportunity. His dream is to write a novel of his own.Jack Caron is in the sixth grade and very active. He loves sports, hockey, hiking, and downhill skiing. Jack has been participating in Author Studies for three years and believes it has played a huge part in his success at school. The Author Studies program has taught him to "listen, pay attention to his fellow peers, work hard, and put in the effort to succeed in life." He is excited about the future of Author Studies at Farwell Elementary.Charlotte is in the sixth grade at Farwell Elementary and a veteran of the Author Studies Program. She has been a leader in group projects for three years. With her hard work and dedicated participation, she has won numerous awards and certificates. She loves skateboarding, biking, lacrosse, playing video games, and hanging out with her friends.