Book Description: “E = mc2 is no longer the most
powerful force in the universe. Your wand is.” Twelve-year-old Billy
Bobble and his best friend Suzy Quinofski didn’t mean to change the
universe. Billy, a quantum physics prodigy, just wanted to find a way to
help his hoarding, schizophrenic mother – and maybe impress a coven of
older girls in high school. Suzy, his intellectual equal, wanted to help
her friend and cling to her last remnant of childhood, a belief in
magic. Together they made Billy a real, working, magic wand, and opened a
door to the Quantum World where thoughts create reality, and all things
– good and bad – are possible.
Billy Bobble Makes A Magic Wand, is
R.S. Mellette’s
debut novel from Elephant Bookshelf’s Press. Prior to Billy Bobble,
Mellette had Sci-Fi short stories published in the anthologies:
The Fall: Tales from the Apocalypse,
Spring Fevers and
Summer’s Edge. Mellette is an Associate Director of
Dances With Films (one of MovieMaker Magazine’s top 25 coolest film festivals in the world). He wrote and directed the multi-festival winner,
Jacks or Better.
He also wrote the first web-to-television intellectual property, “The
Xena Scrolls,” for Universal Studio’s Xena: Warrior Princess. On
Blue Crush and
Nutty Professor II
he served as script coordinator. He’s acted in Looney Tunes: Back In
Action, Star Trek: Enterprise, Days of Our Lives, Too Young The Hero,
and countless stage productions across the US.
Mellette is a member of the Science Fiction Writers of American and a
regional board member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and
Illustrators.

If you have a child that likes science experiments, inventing things and adventure than they'll love Billy Bobble. Right off the bat we lose the main character in the story, but never fear he does reappear or we wouldn't have a story would we. I would highly recommend this book for 4-6 graders. It is fun and entertaining. It was on my list for my summer school reading class as a choice for whole class read-aloud. Very much loved by all.
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