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School Library Journal
Gr 7-10 This zany, but rather pointless, romp pits Simon Irving against his father, vice-president of Interflux corporation, to save a piece of open land next to his high school. While masquerading as contemporary high-school angst, this novel is pure fantasy bordering on the ridiculous at points. Although there are some funny moments at school and passable character development of Simon and his two best friends, girls and women are reduced to cardboard stupidity or, worse yet, clinging boyfriend fiends. Simon's mother is a culinary fool who follows every whimsical new ``health'' diet that the newspaper prints. She is the continual target of the longest standing joke in the book. The ending, true to form, depends on the absurd antics of another adult, this time Simon's father's boss, to resolve the dilemma of students fighting the insensitive corporation. Thus, the story ends even more pointlessly than it began. It's easy to pass this one by. Steve Matthews, Currier Lib . , Foxcroft School, Middleburg, Va.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780590401630
  • Publisher: Scholastic, Inc.
  • Publication date: 3/1/1988
  • Edition number: 27
  • Pages: 288
  • Age range: 12 - 17 Years

Meet the Author

Gordon Korman
Gordon Korman
Gordon Korman is one of the most beloved contemporary authors of today with more than 40 middle-grade novels to his credit. He published his first book at the wee age of fourteen, which turned into the Bruno and Boots series- still in print! Also a tireless self-promoter, Gordon travels across the country and even travels abroad to promote his books. Originally from Toronto, Gordon and his wife, a teacher, now live on Long Island with their little boy.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 23, 2007

    Great Book Very Funny

    Son of Interflux is so good I can't beleive it's out of print!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 29, 2000

    It pays to be an underdog when you end up a champ.

    Simon Irving ,the 16 year old son of the head of Interflux, has just moved to the quiet town of Greenbush. He finds out that Interflux wants to build an expansion right on top of his school. So what does he do? He steals the student council money, and uses it to buy some useless piece of land for a lot of money, and invents his owncorporation Antiflux. If you think that sounds crazy, see what he does next.

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