Never Odd or Even
by John Townsend
“Can you keep a secret? I’ve never reveled the hidden truth before, but now I’m about to tell someone. You. People think I’m weird because I love words and numbers. But I don’t care. I always say, I’m never odd or even. You’ll soon find out what I mean.”
At 12 years old, Eliot is about to become a master crime solver and, at the same time, master criminal – sort of. He is at least about to use his love of numbers and words, to create a scheme to get even with the school bully, while solving the biggest mystery in the history of the world (nearly). Just how he does it, will present you with a moral puzzle about right and wrong, that only you can solve.
