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Eye of the Storm

Kate Messner

Hardcover | Pages: 304 pages

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Title	:	Eye of the Storm
Author	:	Kate Messner
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	March 13th 2012 by Walker (first published February 28th 2012)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade. Adventure. Dystopia. Mystery. Fantasy

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In the not-too-distant future, huge tornadoes and monster storms are a part of everyday life. Sent to spend the summer in the heart of storm country with her father in the special StormSafe community his company has developed, Jaden Meggs is excited to reconnect with her dad after he spent years researching storm technology in Russia. She’ll also be attending the exclusive summer science camp, Eye On Tomorrow, that her dad founded. There, Jaden meets Alex, a boy whose passion for science matches hers, and together they discover a horrible truth about her dad’s research that is putting countless lives at risk. As a massive tornado approaches, threatening to destroy everything in its path, Jaden is torn between loyalty to her dad and revealing his secret. Can she find the courage to confront her dad and save everyone from the biggest storm yet?

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Ratings: 3.97 From 1612 Users | 243 Reviews

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3.5 Stars- This is an action-packed, suspenseful futuristic middle grade fiction book where monster storms with tornadoes ravage the entire world.There is an obvious political agenda with regards to climate change, which is warranted, but there are a few sentences in the book that take it entirely too far and should have been left out of a book geared for kids. The family dynamics are EXTREMELY dysfunctional and there is some romance between the kids with an innocent kiss thrown in. Overall, I

As a middle school science teacher, I had to read this book after my students told me about it. There is SO much great futuristic science in it, a battle of ethics and intergenerational struggles with humanities role in scientific endeavors. I would recommend to any young adult or adult interested in the future of science.

This is a different look at Kate Messner's writing history, a novel set in the future where the world holds huge thunderstorms and tornadoes. These storms have forced most to move into safe areas with managed weather, but a few rebels hold out, trying desperately to keep their land. I love that there is a female protagonist, Jaden. She is the daughter of a scientist who runs this laboratory and who manages the storms using satellite power. Jaden, on this her first visit with her father for a

Just finished this last night ... and it was a nail biter!As a fan of dystopian fic I'm glad to see a newer one that we could put in the elementary library. I would say later fourth grade or fifth ... there is just a TAD (only a tad) of romance so I don't think it's a third grade book.And the kiddos probably would need a reminder that some of what is portrayed in the book is not possible. Yet. (And hopefully never!)But I like how it incorporates students who are proficient in science (both girls

At this point, I think I consider myself a Kate Messner fan.This is a sci-fi book that takes place in a future where superstorms are the norm, and the government is trying to figure out a way to stop them. The kids in the book are part of a camp that study these storms, and the main character's father is up in the hierarchy. Of course, the kids do uncover something rather sinister, and they take it upon themselves to stop it.It's a fun, surprising read, and something that's not always well

Definitely a 4.5! Loved the science and intensity of the story. Strong, curious characters.

"In the not-too-distant future, huge tornadoes and monster storms are a part of everyday life. Sent to spend the summer in the heart of storm country with her father in the special StormSafe community his company has developed, Jaden Meggs is excited to reconnect with her dad after he spent years researching storm technology in Russia. Shell also be attending the exclusive summer science camp, Eye On Tomorrow, that her dad founded. There, Jaden meets Alex, a boy whose passion for science matches