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Books with title Reluctant Genius

  • Reluctant Genius

    Charlotte Gray

    Paperback (Phyllis Bruce Books Perennial, Sept. 25, 2007)
    Impeccably researched, and written with Charlotte Gray’s unerring eye for personal and historical detail, Reluctant Genius tells the story of a man very different from his public image. Most of us think of Alexander Graham Bell as a white-bearded sage, but the young A lec Bell was a passionate and wild-eyed genius, a man given to fits of brilliance and melancholy. His technologies for photophones, tetrahedrals, flying machines and hydrodomes laid the groundwork for future achievement. And he adored his wife, Mabel, a beautiful, deaf young woman from a blueblood Boston family.Gray goes where no other writer has gone, delving deeply into Bell’s personality and into his intense relationship with Mabel, whose background and temperament were a startling contrast to his own. Reluctant Genius takes us on an intimate journey into the golden age of invention and the vibrant life of a man whose work shaped our world.
  • Reluctant

    Ryan T. Petty

    language (Fire & Ice Young Adult Books, July 18, 2017)
    Reluctant is the second dystopian novel to the Resistant Series questioning how much one is willing to sacrifice in order to do what is right.Awakening in a testing facility in which she previously escaped, Jennifer finds herself in the hands of a ruthless examiner that will stop at nothing to find the cure to the SA8 virus. Coerced into a sinister game of her willfully complying to resistance testing in exchange for knowledge about her past, Jennifer confronts the dark truths about the exploitative history of human existence and begins to blame herself for the death of so many. Can she find the strength and determination to carry on as she is faced with a new pathogen created by her captors or has she given up on a society and its continual efforts to destroy itself?
  • Isaac Newton: Reluctant Genius

    D. C. Ipsen

    Library Binding (Enslow Pub Inc, April 1, 1985)
    A biography of the seventeenth-century English scientist who developed the theory of gravity, discovered the secret of light and color, and formulated the system of calculus.
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  • Reluctant

    Ryan T. Petty

    (Melange Books - Fire and Ice Ya, June 24, 2017)
    Captured in Texarkana, Jennifer finds herself in the hands of a ruthless examiner that will stop at nothing to find the cure to the Sa8 virus. Coerced into a sinister game of her willfully complying to resistance testing in exchange for knowledge about her past, Jennifer confronts the dark truths about the exploitative history of human existence and begins to blame herself for the death of her friends. Can she find the strength and determination to carry on as she is faced with a new virus created by her captors or has she given up on society and its continual efforts to destroy itself? Reluctant is the second post-apocalyptic novel to the Resistant Series, questioning how much one will sacrifice in order to do what is right.
  • Reluctant God

    Pamela F. Service

    Hardcover (Atheneum, Aug. 16, 1988)
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