Brady Steele is watching a meteorite shower one night and all of a sudden one of the meteorites comes crashing through his bedroom ceiling. He names the meteorite Fred and calls up his cousin Quinn, because they both love things that are extreme, and what could be more extreme than a meteorite crashing through your roof. Turns out the meteorite is one of the rarest ever found. A professor from a nearby museum wants to study it for extraterrestrial bacteria, in hopes of discovering life beyond Earth. Meanwhile, during a week of extreme bicycling, fishing, and caving, Brady and Quinn run into their rivals the Carver Boys who fight for possession of the meteorite. For some reason Brady is able to do strange acts that should not be possible, but at the same time he is experiencing startling symptoms. Brady suspects he might be infected with some sort of space bacteria. —Alison Defenbach
GO BIG OR GO HOME by Will Hobbs (2008)
HarperCollins. 185 pages. ISBN: 0060741414.
Brady Steele is watching a meteorite shower one night and all of a sudden one of the meteorites comes crashing through his bedroom ceiling. He names the meteorite Fred and calls up his cousin Quinn, because they both love things that are extreme, and what could be more extreme than a meteorite crashing through your roof. Turns out the meteorite is one of the rarest ever found. A professor from a nearby museum wants to study it for extraterrestrial bacteria, in hopes of discovering life beyond Earth. Meanwhile, during a week of extreme bicycling, fishing, and caving, Brady and Quinn run into their rivals the Carver Boys who fight for possession of the meteorite. For some reason Brady is able to do strange acts that should not be possible, but at the same time he is experiencing startling symptoms. Brady suspects he might be infected with some sort of space bacteria. —Alison Defenbach
Brady Steele is watching a meteorite shower one night and all of a sudden one of the meteorites comes crashing through his bedroom ceiling. He names the meteorite Fred and calls up his cousin Quinn, because they both love things that are extreme, and what could be more extreme than a meteorite crashing through your roof. Turns out the meteorite is one of the rarest ever found. A professor from a nearby museum wants to study it for extraterrestrial bacteria, in hopes of discovering life beyond Earth. Meanwhile, during a week of extreme bicycling, fishing, and caving, Brady and Quinn run into their rivals the Carver Boys who fight for possession of the meteorite. For some reason Brady is able to do strange acts that should not be possible, but at the same time he is experiencing startling symptoms. Brady suspects he might be infected with some sort of space bacteria. —Alison Defenbach
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