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    Floating Friend: E.C. Max, Kid Genius, #3
    Floating Friend: E.C. Max, Kid Genius, #3
    Floating Friend: E.C. Max, Kid Genius, #3
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    Floating Friend: E.C. Max, Kid Genius, #3

    By Sierra Luke

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    Hey guys, Max here ,

    My closest friend in the world has been laughed at and bullied for years just because of ... nothing really and I am determined to put an end to the teasing once and for all. If only she didn't fall down so much. I have just one weekend to overcome the force of gravity and make my friend float.

    Is an anti-gravity device even possible? The mystery of gravity has baffled man for so long but I just have until Monday to make my girlfriend.. er.. I mean my friend who is a girl float. Let's see if I really should be called kid genius. Read on to find out about one of my most challenging yet endearing misadventures ever..Floating Friend!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSierra Luke
    Release dateJul 30, 2018
    ISBN9781386476009
    Floating Friend: E.C. Max, Kid Genius, #3

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      Floating Friend - Sierra Luke

      Dedication

      Floating Friend E.C. Max, Kid Genius Book 3 dedicated to Ziah.

      Ziah the gentle, quiet, smart princess.

      Chapter 1

      'Ahh!' She screamed as she slipped on the wet floor.

      'Thud!' Everything from her backpack, books even her shoe went flying everywhere as she fell squarely on her throbbing backside.

      'Ouch!' She said as she tried to get up while rubbing her aching bum.

      I ran over to help my friend Ziah. A few kids passing by covered their mouths and snickered.

      'Ziah Flyer' one of them giggled.

      'Really?' I said to them, sounding a little annoyed. 'Nicknames are so kindergarten...'

      I would have said more but Ziah touched my arm quieting me.

      'That's ok Max, their words don't hurt but my bum does.' She grimaced.

      I helped to pick up her papers, paintbrushes and other things she will use for her countless extra-curricular activities.

      She quickly put on her untied sneaker and hurriedly pushed her books into her backpack. Then grabbing up her violin, her tennis racket, her art portfolio and a bunch of other things she was carrying at the same time, she rushed off. 

      'Wait, Ziah!' I shouted ' your laces are just gonna make you trip again, make sure you tie them. Ok.'

      'Uh huh' She mumbled while holding her phone in her mouth. Her hands were filled, her backpack crammed

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