Charlie Thorne and the Last Equation
by Stuart Gibbs
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appears in Adventure, Mystery & Crime, and Fiction.
The world_x0092_s youngest and smartest genius is forced to use her unbelievable codebreaking skills to outsmart Einstein.Charlie Thorne is a genius. Charlie Thorne is a thief. Charlie Thorne isn_x0092_t old enough to drive. And now it_x0092_s up to her to save the world_x0085_ Decades ago, Albert Einstein devised an equation that could benefit all life on earth_x0097_or destr...
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