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The Power of Un

by Nancy Etchemendy
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Everyone knows the almost magical power of the computer's "undo" command that can erase any mistake. Well, thanks to a device called the "under", middle-school student Gib Finney can do the same thing in real life. At first he thinks this is better than winning the lottery: he'll never fail another test, never lose another bet, never strike out in a ball-game again! But after a terrible accident, Gib must decide which events in a two-day period he needs to change to prevent disaster. Was the key when he and his friend Ash saw signs advertising a carnival? Or was it when he argued with Rainy Rogner about their experiment? Or perhaps when he shot a spitball at the math teacher? Gib soon learns that some things are more worthy of "inning" than others, and that some events may be impossible to change at all.

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Publisher: RosettaBooks
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  • ISBN: 9780795310195
  • Release date: June 13, 2012

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  • ISBN: 9780795310195
  • File size: 317 KB
  • Release date: June 13, 2012

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subjects

Fantasy Fiction

Languages

English

Everyone knows the almost magical power of the computer's "undo" command that can erase any mistake. Well, thanks to a device called the "under", middle-school student Gib Finney can do the same thing in real life. At first he thinks this is better than winning the lottery: he'll never fail another test, never lose another bet, never strike out in a ball-game again! But after a terrible accident, Gib must decide which events in a two-day period he needs to change to prevent disaster. Was the key when he and his friend Ash saw signs advertising a carnival? Or was it when he argued with Rainy Rogner about their experiment? Or perhaps when he shot a spitball at the math teacher? Gib soon learns that some things are more worthy of "inning" than others, and that some events may be impossible to change at all.

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Fantasy Fiction