Twelve-year-old Adam "Einstein" Anderson is not your average kid. He enjoys baseball, telling bad jokes and puns, and—more than anything else—mysteries. With his amazing scientific knowledge, he solves all kinds of problems. Einstein's friends and family members love to challenge him with puzzling situations. Using basic scientific principles, he quickly disproves the mystery behind an alien sighting and a monster living in the town pond. And, he finds a way to keep the class bully from winning both a cooking competition and a snowball melting contest. In Einstein, Seymour Simon creates a fascinating character who children will relate to and learn from. He makes science fun. As children enjoy Einstein's 10 adventures they will also sharpen their critical thinking skills.