Waylon has a good heart and a scientific mind, and doesn’t understand why his teenager sister, not to mention his classmates, are suddenly so different than they used to be. Waylon is the kind of person who prefers to collaborate on projects and starts to feel confused when his classmates have divided themselves into two competing teams. When troubled former classmate Baxter returns to his class, Waylon has to figure out how to make sense of some new situations while staying true to himself – and keeping an open mind that people may not always be as they seem. This book features likeable characters (this title is a spinoff of the author’s popular Clementine series) and themes of friendship and family. Recommended for readers ages 7 and up.
