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When Laura finds her homework in her locker with its writing reversed, she?s baffled, until she learns an unbelievable secret: her weird neighbor, Omar, has the ability to travel to the fourth dimension. Laura forces him to take her there?and then, a novice in ?four-space,? she goes there on her own. There?s only one problem?she doesn?t know how to get back.?A cerebral science-fiction thriller, cunningly constructed to keep the reader involved until the last pages.? ?The Horn Book
- Sales Rank: #350153 in Books
- Brand: Puffin
- Model: FBA-|288239
- Published on: 1998-02-01
- Released on: 1998-02-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.11" h x .45" w x 4.34" l, .23 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 176 pages
From Publishers Weekly
Once again, Sleator treats us to the best that YA science fiction can offer: averageand sometimes not-so-averageteenagers facing the physical and mathematical absurdities of our universe. Laura's determination to get into medical school has cast her as a brain and, thus, untouchable. She has a crush on Pete, the football captainand weird things are happening on a daily basis, ever since Omar, the creepy boy next door, moved in. Laura makes Omar confess his secrets: he's training to become the guardian of the Second Dimension, while he's exploring the Fifth. Laura invites Pete on a journey to the Fifth Dimensionbut her game becomes a nightmare when she and Pete are captured, and the whole existence of the world depends on Omar's ability to rescue them. After the seriousness of Singularity, Sleator has returned to some of the humor of Interstellar Pig. A welcome offering from a versatile writer.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From School Library Journal
Grade 7 Up How can the mathematical uncertainties and complexities of the fourth dimension translate into a successful novel? Sleator begins by creating fully realized, sympathetic, three -dimensional characters whom readers are eager to follow into an alternative "terra" so "incognita" as to boggle the mind and inspire an almost Lovecraftian horror. Omar, a "weird" new kid, and teenage Laura are the travelers into the fourth dimension here, and those adults who may question their motivation have forgotten the overwhelming urgency of the adolescent need for love and acceptance. The alternative world that they find is a spectacularly successful speculative achievement, thanks in part to its remarkable verisimilitude and in part to Sleator's success in creating wonderfully alien creatures who are, nevertheless, emotionally and intellectually comprehensible. The mathematics of their milieu has also been made intellectually comprehensible (no small achievement) by Sleator's skillful introduction of theoretical considerations into his plot and his consistent application of them. In fact his two worldsours and its fourth-dimensional neighbormay be seen as representing two sides of an equation, just as his two sets of charactersLaura and Omar, Gigigi and Ramoomare oddly identical. The sum of all these disparate parts is a novel that is viscerally exciting, mentally stimulating, and deeply satisfying. Michael Cart, Beverly Hills Public Library
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
About the Author
William Sleator lives in Massachusetts and Thailand.
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26 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
great book; what's with the cover?
By saturnine
When I was in elementary school, I remember the first time I laid my eyes on a William Sleator book. It was 'The Boy Who Reversed Himself'. The cover was a great image of a boy's face being distorted by a prism or mirrors. The cover was mysterious, intriguing and it looked like an adult's book, not a children's book. It drew me in from the 1st glance. From that point on, I devoured every William Sleator book I could get my hands on, Singularity, Interstellar Pig, Tycho, House of Stairs, The Duplicate, and I loved them all. They were my introduction to the glory of Science Fiction.
So, my question is, Why the need for these ridiculous new covers? They look like something written for a kindergartener. Do these covers actually appeal to kids nowadays? I remember seeing books with covers similar to these current ones when I was a kid & thinking they were for a child much younger than I. In turn, I never had any desire to read them. The same thing is happening to all the good books, I noticed it happened to Ender's Game as well. What is going on with the publishers? Are they trying to dumb down our children? I remember thinking I was sophisticated & sort of grownup for reading books that didn't have kiddie covers. Why do the covers have to change? They wouldn't look antiquated nowadays, they would actually look more modern than this crap.
Rant aside, read the book it's great. Singularity is probably my favorite Sleator book, though this one is close as it was my intro to him.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
One of Sleator's best
By Blake Petit
This was one of the first books I read when I discovered William Sleator back in high school, and it remains a favorite of mine. A young girl starts having bizarre encounters with the new boy next door. He seems to know more about her than he should, and begins showing up places he couldn't be, like inside her closed locker. Things get even more bizarre when Omar's facial features inexplicably flip over to a mirror image of himself.
With a little persuasion, Laura cracks the truth -- Omar has the ability to step into the fourth dimension, and now that she knows about it Laura won't rest until she makes the journey with him. The resultant story is a nice little fable about power and responsibility. Sleator crafts some very well-rounded characters in this novel, and neatly manages the rather difficult trick of guiding the readers through visualizing an extra dimension that the human mind can't comprehend. Ultimately, like Sleator's best work, the high concept is a stepping point to examine what sort of people he's writing about and what sort of world could develop if that concept were carried through to its logical conclusion. This is one of my favorite Sleator books, and an excellent book to bring to a young reader who wants to dabble in science fiction.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
The Boy Who Reversed Himself
By A Customer
The book The Boy Who Reversed Himself is good book about a girl who gets trapped in a different dimension. I thought it was good, but it's better for a higher reading level. I had a little trouble understanding when they were in the other dimension. The book was interesting aside the parts I didn't understand.
This book is good for kids who like to read science fiction books and also for readers who are good at understanding setting changes. This is a very interesting book that will be hard to put down. I would give this book a 7 out of 10.
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