The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm by Nancy Farmer

THE BULLETIN OF THE CENTER FOR CHILDRENS BOOKS, starred review About the Author Before bing a writer, Nancy Farmer lived in Africa, and her work there included monitoring water weeds in Mozambique and helping to control tsetse flies in Zimbabwe. PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, starred review* In its fundamental suspense and appeal the book bears an odd but satisfying resemblance to The Wizard of Oz-witches, scarecrows, and all. KIRKUS, starred review* This tale overflows with wise insights, lessons and observations about the ties between heritage and family. into a rich tapestry featuring a witty projection of the future, a score of vividly realized characters, and a nonstop adventure culminating in a denouement thats at once taut, comic, and touching, Farmer has created a splendidly imaginative fantasy. Review Quotes * Weaving African tribal language and lore. Together they must save the children from the evils of the past, the technology of the future, and criminals with plans much more sinister than anyone could have imagined. Their parents call in the Ear, the Eye, and the Arm, detectives whose exposure to nuclear waste has given them special powers. Theyve escaped from their fathers estate to explore the dangerous city of Harare-and promptly disappear. Book Synopsis This Newbery Honor book by award-winning, bestselling author Nancy Farmer is being reissued in paperback! The year is 2194, and Tendai, Rita, and Kuda are the children of Zimbabwes wealthy and powerful chief of security. About the Book This Newbery Honor book by award-winning, bestselling author Farmer is being reissued in paperback, featuring brand-new cover art and bonus Afterword content.

The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm by Nancy Farmer