It Looks Alive to Me!

Burdick had his weak points. He had a lousy sense of direction on the basketball court and a maddening case of instant shyness around pretty girls. But on the plus side, Burdick had a quick wit, a scientific mind, and an astounding knowledge of The American Museum of Natural History. He had learned to read front heists near the Pharaoh's Tomb and had lately been passing his biology exams by listening to the Transparent Woman's speeches. The museum was his special world, fascinating and peaceful. So it wasn't surprising that he noticed the changes there: First the additional a smart and pretty girl named Lola. Then the new moon rock exhibit. And, finally, a suffer transformation so outrageous and powerful that it threatened the entire museum- and Burdick and Lola too, unless they solved the mystery. Filled with wild surprises down every corridor, Thomas Baum's fast-paced story involves two teenagers in frantic competition, supernatural intrigue, and friendships with a cast of incredible characters.