Times Squared (mix)

Yellow Star

Triple Trouble (mix)

Playing Atari with Saddam Hussein

Journey's End

Mercury

The Monkey Trial

Really?

Fourteen-year-old Nathaniel Clark lives in two worlds--the outside world of his family and friends and his own, special, inside Aspie world, where he's not forced to interact with people or worry about wearing his clothes right-side out. The world where he can solve mathematical problems that elude even the brightest graduate students. The world where he feels he can find his own inner truth. People say he's a genius, but Nathaniel thinks differently. According to a book he once read, a true genius uses his talent to make a contribution to the world. Nathaniel takes the definition literally, and begins his quest for genius status. "I will start, right after I wash the chocolate off my face. If I want to be seen as a genius, I should not look like an idiot." Nathaniel has a sky-high IQ and perfect SAT scores, but Jennifer Roy and her husband, Greg, have a remarkable 8-year-old son, Adam, who not only inspired the character of Nathaniel Clark, but also created the "Amazing Race" charts and the narrative at the back of MindBlind.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Times Squared (mix)

Jennifer Roy, Julia DeVillers, 2011

Yellow Star

Jennifer Roy, Tavia Gilbert, 2006

Triple Trouble (mix)

Jennifer Roy, Julia DeVillers, 2013

Playing Atari with Saddam Hussein

Ali Fadhil, Jennifer Roy, 2018

Journey's End

Rachel Hawkins, 2016

Mercury

Tim Goss, 2002

The Monkey Trial

Anita Sanchez, 2023

Really?

Jeanne Mansfield, 2016