Professor Linus J. Flumph - Micciche, Steven
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Welcome to the mind of Professor Linus J. Flumph! He has a theory for everything, from why birds poop on people to whether you can get away with skipping a bath. You'll join Linus on his mission to prove his most important theories about life, including why good news seems to come with a catch and why some people just can't resist his genius. These hilariously quirky and sometimes socially awkward adventures are perfect for readers ages 6-12 who are not afraid of a few big words. Get ready to laugh and decide for yourself: Is Linus a genius?

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Welcome to the mind of Professor Linus J. Flumph! He has a theory for everything, from why birds poop on people to whether you can get away with skipping a bath. You'll join Linus on his mission to prove his most important theories about life, including why good news seems to come with a catch and why some people just can't resist his genius. These hilariously quirky and sometimes socially awkward adventures are perfect for readers ages 6-12 who are not afraid of a few big words. Get ready to laugh and decide for yourself: Is Linus a genius?
Autorenporträt
Steven Micciche is a husband, father, and constant creator with a lively imagination. Over the years, he has dabbled in music, photography, and writing. He once recorded an album of original music, playing all the instruments and singing all the vocals himself. He dreamed of stardom when he put it on iTunes, but the only rave review he got was from a relative. Still, he enjoyed the process, which is the same feeling he had while creating the character of Linus J. Flumph. He believes that if you don't enjoy the process, it's not worth doing.Today, Steven lives in Bethesda, Maryland, with his wife and two children. He started writing children's stories after falling in love with reading them to his kids. He has since written many original stories and plans to self-publish them, with the hope that his books will fulfill the most important obligation of children's literature: to respect and entertain both children and their parents.