Kristin Ann Fulton (Books)

Kristin Ann Fulton Books

Kristin Fulton is an author whose works span middle grade novels, picture books, and adult fiction. She delves into themes of familial bonds and personal transformations, with a writing style often described as sensitive and insightful. Fulton also explores deeper meanings of life and human nature, offering readers compelling and thought-provoking narratives. Her stories resonate with readers for their unique ability to capture the complexities of relationships and internal struggles.

Snake Food

186 pages
7 hours of reading

Take three children, add a brilliant scientist who disappears unexpectedly, throw in a sinister lab assistant and a wicked housekeeper intent on world domination, add a secret formula called H225Q and season with a generous dash of intrigue and a hearty pinch of danger. Mix thoroughly and prepare to read Snake Food, an action-packed page-turner for middle grade readers.When siblings Olivia and Theo arrive at their Uncle Austin's home it's clear that things don't add up. Lena Zelinsky, the housekeeper, and Vladimir Trokov, their uncle's laboratory assistant, claim that their employer has left unexpectedly on a spur-of-the-moment sailing trip. Theo and Olivia are immediately suspicious. Following gut feelings and unfolding clues, the kids, with the neighbor boy, Will, outwit Lena and Vladimir. The pair of ruthless villains are gob smacked by the clever strategies these meddling kids come up with to save the ones they love.