Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Big ideas. Bigger adventures. The future is their classroom.Felix Antonelli is a young inventor with an endless supply of questions and a determination to find the answers. At Riverstone Elementary’s advanced Nova Academy, Felix and his friends explore science, engineering, technology, and discovery in ways they never imagined.But when Felix’s experiments begin opening doors to the impossible, the classroom becomes much more than a place to learn.A breakthrough experiment creates a portal through space and time. A mysterious artificial intelligence named Rampstreker turns puzzles into increasingly dangerous challenges. A science project unleashes a giant praying mantis. An experiment with silk moths spirals out of control. And behind it all, a larger mystery is beginning to emerge.Together with his brilliant friend Maya Nakamura, their teacher Dr. Eleanor Whitmore, and the students of Nova Academy, Felix must learn to solve problems that cannot be overcome by intelligence alone.Every challenge demands curiosity.Every discovery brings consequences.And every adventure teaches Felix that the greatest inventions aren’t just about what you can create, but what you choose to do with them.The Mysterious Chronicles of Felix combines science, artificial intelligence, invention, mystery, friendship, and cinematic adventure in an illustrated graphic-novel collection designed to inspire young readers to ask questions, solve problems, and imagine what might be possible.This complete Season One collection includes:The Portal in Classroom SevenRampstreker UnleashedThe Mantis EmergencyThe Silk StormRampstreker Origin: Part OneBrothers of CodeEnigmaCharacter profiles, villain files, science facts, discoveries, and an inventor’s notebookFor young readers who love science, technology, robots, artificial intelligence, inventions, mysteries, and larger-than-life adventures, The Mysterious Chronicles of Felix proves that the most powerful tool an inventor can possess isn’t a machine.It’s curiosity.