Books like Nick and Tesla's super-cyborg gadget glove by Bob Pflugfelder
When the identity of the enigmatic spy is finally revealed, a deeper mystery surfaces: the sudden disappearance of Nick and Tesla’s parents. To uncover the truth, the siblings turn to science and adventure. With their zany scientist Uncle Newt and friends Silas and DeMarco, they craft a high‑tech glove that can detect and analyze the erratic behavior of robotic replicas of history’s greatest scientists and inventors. Their quest blends detective work, spy tactics, and inventive gadgetry, pushing the brothers and sister toward revelations that could solve both the mystery of their parents and a larger conspiracy.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Bob Pflugfelder
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