The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm

This year in 2194, Tendai, Rita, Kedah are children of rich and powerful security officers of Zimbabwe. They ran away from their father's heritage, explored the dangerous city Harare, and disappeared soon. Their parents called their ears, eyes and arms, and the detectives in contact with nuclear waste gave them special power. They have to cooperate to protect children from past evils, future technologies, and the criminal's plan is ominous than anyone imagines.

General Matsika children stealed the house with forbidden adventure - and then disappeared. In Zimbabwe, in 2194, parents of children asked for the most unusual detectives in Africa - ears, eyes, and arms - and their strength far exceeded that of other humans. Children must avoid evils of the past, technologies of the future, and everything.

Nancy Farmer wrote three Newberry honor books: ears, eyes and arms, and a girl named a disaster, and also a scorpion's house that won the national book award in 2002. The other book contains three picture books "for you" I know "," a warm place "and for young children. She grew up on the Arizona-Mexico border and now lives with her family in Menlo Park, California.

Nancy Farmers is one of the most eye-catching voices of young adult literature. Her books "Ear, Eyes and Arm" received the honor award of Newberry, a girl named "Disaster" and a "scorpion house" also received the National Book Award, received Printz's honor It was. The farmer grew up in Yuma, Arizona, and his parents operated the hotel near the abandoned prison. Initially, the Peace Corps taught chemistry and biology in southern India, then worked in Mozambique and Zimbabwe for 17 years, where he met her husband. After his son was born, Farmer began writing and used her rich career. She does not call himself a science fiction writer, but Mr. Farmer explains as follows. "Science fiction helps solve many social problems that can not be solved directly.Please read this if you write a book on how bad a clone is, as no preaching, no one will pay attention to it."