Your Elements of Evil Notebook - Arnold, Brooke
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Are you looking for a place to document your science experiments? Look no further than Your Elements of Evil Notebook. This notebook is fashioned after Bernice's lab book from Elements of Evil. The perfect place for your science-filled adventures! "The best villains are unpredictable. They spring out of nowhere, without predictability or pattern. Ideally, the mode of attack is also variable. It is understood that each villain should possess some distinctive traits, to distinguish him among his competitors. However, predictability leads to discovery and capture. Be aware of that when plotting." - Supervillains 101: Protips to Becoming a Bane to Society…mehr

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Are you looking for a place to document your science experiments? Look no further than Your Elements of Evil Notebook. This notebook is fashioned after Bernice's lab book from Elements of Evil. The perfect place for your science-filled adventures! "The best villains are unpredictable. They spring out of nowhere, without predictability or pattern. Ideally, the mode of attack is also variable. It is understood that each villain should possess some distinctive traits, to distinguish him among his competitors. However, predictability leads to discovery and capture. Be aware of that when plotting." - Supervillains 101: Protips to Becoming a Bane to Society
Autorenporträt
Brooke's fourth-grade science fair project was an attempt to bring together all the things she loved then: "Does reading improve your drawing skills?" The project was inconclusive, but it did teach her one thing: spilling vinegar on washable marker drawings can ruin your results. Thus began a long career of doodling, reading, and science-ing, which finally led her to write about Bernice and Bunsen. Her daytime job as a software engineer and master's student keeps her busy, but she loves playing writer/illustrator between classes, and sharing Bernice's story.