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When twelve-year-old twins, Elsie and Everest, are forced to attend their uncle's boarding school for clones while their parents are off-world on a secret mission, little do they expect to have a dangerous adventure themselves. The year is 3002, the place is Northern California, and on the surface, thirty-first-century Earth is a virtual paradise with no war, violent crime, homelessness, poverty, or disease. But underneath the pretty façade, greed and deception still exist. Someone at the clone academy is smuggling artifacts from the twenty-first century for outrageous profit. The students are…mehr

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When twelve-year-old twins, Elsie and Everest, are forced to attend their uncle's boarding school for clones while their parents are off-world on a secret mission, little do they expect to have a dangerous adventure themselves. The year is 3002, the place is Northern California, and on the surface, thirty-first-century Earth is a virtual paradise with no war, violent crime, homelessness, poverty, or disease. But underneath the pretty façade, greed and deception still exist. Someone at the clone academy is smuggling artifacts from the twenty-first century for outrageous profit. The students are being used as cover for this reprehensible abuse of time travel for personal gain. Elsie and Everest must overcome the clones' initial distrust and dislike so that they all can band together to fight a common enemy. Life gets even more complicated when the Baskers and the clones find they've transplanted a twenty-first-century kid to the thirty-first century. Now the students have to stop the bad guys without irreparably altering history as they know it.
Autorenporträt
Kristi Wright -- winner of and finalist in several national writing contests, transports readers to the thirty-first century. "The Return of the Vlemutz" is the third novel in the Basker Twins series. A seasoned high-tech professional, Kristi brings a wealth of imagination and knowledge to her Basker Twins series. Her favorite thirty-first-century invention is sunergy, which replaces fossil fuels as Earth's primary form of energy. Goodbye global warming! She's also a huge fan of zero-calorie chocolate. Kristi is an Assistant Regional Advisor for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and the assistant editor at www.mglunchbreak.com. In addition to leading writing workshops at elementary and middle schools, she is a writing mentor for the non-profit Society of Young Inklings. Visit Kristi's The Basker Twins in the 31st Century website: www.baskertwins.com You'll find lots of zeller stuff there. You can contact Kristi at kristiwrightauthor@gmail.com and on Twitter: @KristiWrite.