About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is feeling a little lost in the crowd, questioning what makes them unique. Fisher is one of 200 clones of a brilliant-but-smelly scientist, and he's desperate to prove he’s an individual. When he’s sent to a summer camp designed specifically for clones, he hopes it's his chance to shine, only to find the competition is stiff! This hilarious sci-fi adventure uses a lighthearted premise to explore deep themes of identity, self-confidence, and the meaning of family. For readers 8-12, it’s a fantastically funny way to start a conversation about what makes each of us special, even when we feel just like everyone else.
What Parents Should Know
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The book's central theme is identity, explored through the metaphorical sci-fi concept of cloning. The approach is entirely secular and comedic. It touches on feelings of loneliness and the pressure to conform or stand out, but always with a light touch. The resolution is hopeful and affirming, celebrating both individuality and community.
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