The Entwhistle Experiment Book 2: Unglued

by Robyn Collins

It took plenty of hard work and research—not to mention blowing up his bedroom twice. But at the age of thirteen, Horatio Entwhistle has finally perfected the formula for the craziest crazy glue around. And thanks to the accidental assistance of Snowball the cat, he’s well on his way to developing a solvent, one that will remove the super sticky Stupendous Glue currently stuck on every surface in sight.

But before his experimentation can continue, Horatio must join his buddy Wheels on a trip to their friend Ming’s family farm. The countryside seems peaceful enough—that is, until the trio wanders too far toward the edge of the farm property and discovers a shed filled with suspicious objects they can’t explain.

Now the friends must use every resource at their disposal to save the day, as they find themselves in the crosshairs of some dangerous criminals. Will Horatio’s scientific smarts, Wheels’ turbo-powered wheelchair, and Ming Yi’s lock-picking skills be enough to rescue Ming’s cousin and keep them out of harm’s way?

Find out in Unglued, the action-packed second installment of The Entwhistle Experiment series!

162 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 28, 2015

About the author

I am a passionate reader and writer. My earliest memory is of my mother telling me to 'put that book down' because I never seemed to be without a book in my hand. My work has been in education, particularly in leadership, school improvement, strategic planning and research and, although this too has been a passion, I am getting ready to devote all my time to children's writing.

I believe that books open the door to an incredible world of imagination where you can learn important life lessons about resilience, bravery, and the sheer joy of having good friends. As an author I aim to create exciting adventure stories for young readers that will help them discover a lifelong joy of reading.

When I am not reading, writing, and working I love to travel, particularly to the US where my younger son lives, and to Europe to walk in the steps of my favourite writers.