Happy Book Birthday to THE SECRET NOTEBOOK!
In this middle-grade novel, Riley Green is certain her lie detector pen will win this year’s Invention Convention, but her plan collapses when her invention idea is stolen, her teacher goes missing and she find the lost notebook of Nikola Tesla. Now Riley and her friends must protect the notebook from thieves who want to steal it for the earth-shattering invention inside. It’s a STEM story with a little history and a lot of mystery.
We’re so happy you’re at our party for THE SECRET NOTEBOOK. Join in the fun…
PARTY LOCATION…
The party is in the school auditorium after Riley wins the Invention Convention. Woohoo!!!
PARTY SOUNDS…
The themes from James Bond and Mission Impossible and “Victorious” by Panic at the Disco are playing.
PARTY FOOD…
Any food in the shape of balls like these easy brownie pops by BarbaraBakes.com
PARTY GAMES…
Catch the gumballs from Henry’s Smasher Blaster and Simulated Spy Missions.
PARTY FAVORS…
Party favors include little personal notebooks for you to keep your secret inventions.
THE SECRET NOTEBOOK is written by D.A. D’Aurelio and published by Capstone Editions. You can buy this book at the retailers below…
D.A. D’Aurelio
D.A. D’Aurelio grew up in Ocala, FL, which is known for its thoroughbred horses and lovebug season that comes twice a year. D.A. has lived in five states along three coasts and enjoys finding our how people choose to work, live and play. D.A. draws on these experiences and combines fact with fiction in her middle-grade stories. You can learn more about her at www.dadaurelio.com and visit her on Twitter @dadaurelio.
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2 Responses
My favorite is Nancy Johnson because she invented the ice cream maker–my favorite dessert.
Edison