Flow
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Dax Masters has everything he could wish forโgreat friends, a good handle on 7th Grade, and a science community to run. As head of the Earth Moves Project, Dax has inspired other kid scientists from around the world to share their observations. His schedule is full, but that doesnโt stop him from signing up for a new extracurricular class, Environmental Studies.
Dax hopes he can sail through the new class by using Earth Moves to expand on what heโs learned about tectonic plate movement. But when a new problem presents itself, Dax canโt ignore his instincts. The planetโs oceans are in trouble, and with the help of his classmates, Dax has once again identified a potentially catastrophic global crisis others have missed. This time, though, he has to prove to himself that he has what it takes to find a solution.
Join Dax and his fellow kid scientists on their mission to discover whatโs gone wrong with Earthโs oceans and how humanity can stop itโbefore itโs too late.
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DANA GOLDSTEIN has always been a creative type, and began telling stories at the age of six when she was punished and sent to her room. Her instructions were to not play, not read, not colourโjust sit on her bed and think about what she had done. To quell the boredom, Dana started making up stories, which she would tell herselfโout loudโeven though no one was listening.
Dana started writing down her stories at the age of nine, using school composition books. She moved into a career as a journalist, writing feature stories for magazines and newspapers across North America. Dana lives, creates and writes from her home in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Flow is her second middle grade novel.
