Max Einstein: Rebels with a Cause

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Max Einstein: Rebels with a Cause, is the second book in the series called Max Einstein. It was released on September 9, 2019 by Little, Brown. The main protagonist of the story is a young redheaded genius girl called Max Einstein.

The title likely eludes that Max is leading a rebellion that fights for a cause and will change for the better.

Description
Max Einstein is your not-so-typical 12-year-old genius. She...


 * Has a fascination with mysterious connection to Albert Einstein
 * Dodges balls kidnapping attempts with her best friends
 * Goes on errands secret missions for her billionaire boss
 * Attends teaches classes at a New York College

It's just a day in the life of the top agent for the Change Makers Institute!

A village in India is having a life-threatening crisis that only a group of kid geniuses can fix, so Max and her Change Maker friends hightail it out there. But it's hard to focus when you're trying not to be kidnapped by a greedy corporation that seems to know your every move! Can the smartest girl in the world figure out how to save the world...and herself?

The first and only kids' adventure series officially approved by the Albert Einstein Archives.

Dedication
Unknown, possibly "To the children who will inherit this earth and make it a far better place than we did. -- James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein"

Plot
Max Einstein is “the smartest girl in the world.” But is she smart enough to solve the globe’s most pressing problems?

The child genius is in hiding in New York City, and she’s bored out of her mind. The leader of a group of child geniuses that work for the Change Makers Institute, Max normally spends her time traveling around the world trying to solve the Earth’s most devastating problems. But after the evil Dr. Zimm, founder and leader of the nefarious organization called the Corp, tried to kidnap her in series opener The Genius Experiment (2018), she was forced to go into hiding. When her friend and fellow genius Siobhan asks Max to join her on a mission to Siobhan’s home country of Ireland, where water contamination is making Siobhan’s family and friends sick, Max finally gets a chance to get back in the game. But as she travels from Ireland to India with her group of friends, trying to solve water-contamination and -shortage issues, she’s also running away from the Corp, a reality that makes Max wonder if her presence on the team—and the solutions she devises—are doing more harm than good. This fast-paced story features a diverse team of protagonists that realistically tackles some of the world’s most pressing social-justice issues. While it is mostly entertaining, the insertion of scientific principles and ethical considerations often feels out of place and heavy handed, and some of the details included about India are incorrect. -- Kirkus Reviews

Preview
Max Einstein was miserable, doing her least favorite thing in the world: NOTHING!

The world's not gonna save itself! she thought.

Yes, she knew there were dangers lurking around every corner, especially after her successful adventure in Africa. But she was tired of following orders. Of "lying low" and "playing it safe". She had to get out of the room that was starting to feel more and more like a prison--complete with guards, who were stationed in the room across the hall, trying their best to disappear, which was extremely hard to do when you were a pair of six-foot-tall bodybuilders in tight-fitting suits. Okay, to be fair, they were Max's bodyguards, there to protect her from the Corp--a dangerous group of evildoers that would do anything to get their hands on who they considered the smartest girl in the world. But still. Max hadn't asked for them. They were Ben's idea. Ben worried a lot, especially for a fourteen year old billionaire. (Yeah.)

Back Cover
Meet Max Einstein.


 * Fearless.
 * Imaginative.
 * Brave.

The only superpowers a girl needs.

Praise for Max Einstein: The Genius Experiment


 * "If you are interested in science, mysteries, or courageous heroines, this is a must read!" -- Chelsea Clinton
 * "Max Einstein is everything you hope young girls can dream to be: smart, brave, creative, and able to inspire others to be the same. I love this book for all kids who want to dream big!" -- Mayim Bialik, #1 New York TImes bestselling author of Girling Up and Boying Up
 * "Give this book to the future scientist in your life!" -- Jennifer L. Holm, New York Times bestselling author of The Fourteenth Goldfish
 * "An inspirational page-truner that won't let you down. This book celebrates that importance of young people's new ideas and endless imaginations." -- Rachel Ignotofsky, New York Times bestselling author of Women in Science and The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth


 * Note: Praises are in the back of the book

Praises are by award winning authors and national book finalists


 * "Mix together these ingredients: a feisty heroine, a rambunctious plot, a nasty villain, and the notion that being smart is cool, and you have this rollicking roller coaster of a book!" -- Gary D. Schmidt, author of Newberry Honor-winning The Wednesday Wars and National Book Award Finalist Okay for Now

Notes:

 * This book features the appearance of Lenard/Leo
 * Klaus shows his robotic skills many times to complete the mission for the CMI.
 * Ben and Max start to become close friends, maybe too close. *wink *wink 😉