Aristotle Owl

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"The expectations of Aristotle Owl's genius coupled with his youth are so overwhelming he may fail to fulfill his family's hope of proliferating peace in the world." Allen Nella II, alias "Aristotle Owl," is a brand-new child genius, inventor, hero, and true-blue comrade to anyone he befriends. He stumbles on to a "hidden" peace-seeking colony that portrays his life-long dream of Utopia. Having the potential of changing the world, his plastic machines become very important components of the story that echo truly reachable technology. They, along with Owl's cloaking device, enable him, his brother and newly found friends to create their own paradise taking them on a path of discovery that unlocks many ancient mysteries. The adventure moves a multi-racial Appalachian Christian family at a fast pace from a serene environment to an open sea escapade. The brothers find themselves on a desperate search. The search leads from foster homes and bus trips to canoe adventures on many rivers. A true villain appears and an unsung hero receives high honors. Tragedy strikes and the "Quin Frins" are on the verge of becoming super heroes.