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Hiro Kojima and Ted Richman are backstroke rivals on the Dolphins, their swim team. Hiro is the new boy in town and Ted dislikes him. Reluctantly, Ted agrees to work with Hiro to solve their mutual problem, attending swim meets on Saturdays when Ted and his family attend Sabbath services and Hiro goes to Japanese school. The rivals join forces to change swim meets to Sundays. Will they succeed? And how will they resolve their rivalry?

Can a pencil really save the summer?Middle school is already so hard, but when summer comes along for twins Sam and Abby, the problems don't end. Will a pencil turn a boring summer into a scientific adventure? The first adventure in the Mad Scientist Club series addresses relatable problems for every middle school child. From bullies to making friends, to finding something fun to do for the summer-- Sam and Abby learn science and life lessons, while helping children become problem-solvers themselves.

The Mad Scientists are up to something fishy What could be killing the fish of Jackson City? The Mad Scientist Club is at it again, using science and logic to find the answers.Can they solve the mystery before all the fish are gone?Kids, parents, grandparents, teachers, and librarians will find the Mad Scientist Club mystery series full of surprises. The Something's Fishy Mystery calls not only for children to use their brains, but courage... Can these ten-year-olds find the answers and stand up for what's right in their community?"Children will marvel at their scientific creativity and environmental responsibility" - Janis Silverman, Author of Fairy Tales on Trial and Imagine That "Kudos to Sharon Solomon for this great example of children learning how they can help in making their community a better and safer place to live." - Carolee Russell, Author and illustrator, A Wish for Algie and In His Time"A thrilling adventure where kids use science and teamwork... exciting and teaches the importance of science and caring for our planet." - L.T., Student