![]() ![]() "Clynes guides us on an engrossing journey to the outer realms of science and parenting, "The Boy Who Played with Fusion" is a fascinating exploration of "giftedness" and all its consequences. You won't be able to walk away from this tale." -Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love and The Signature of All Things "Imagine if cartoon whiz-kid Jimmy Neutron were real and had a brainchild with MacGyver and his adolescence got told as a rollicking bildungsroman about American prodigies and DIY nuclear reactors-well, that's this book." -Jack Hitt, author of Bunch of Amateurs. And the world that opens up to us through his story is both fascinating and slightly terrifying.but in a good way. But the story is true, the boy is true, and the science is true. ![]() ![]() "Here is the amazing story of an unbelievable boy - somebody who seems more like a figure out of fiction (science fiction, to be specific) than reality. ![]()
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