Frank Einstein Books in Order
Part ofJon Scieszka Books in OrderExplore Jon Scieszka's Frank Einstein books in order, with summaries of the inventor's science adventures and a guide to starting with the Antimatter Motor.
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Frank Einstein books in publication order
6 books
Frank Einstein and the Antimatter Motor
by Jon Scieszka
2014
Young inventor Frank Einstein builds an antimatter motor with robot companions Klink and Klank, hoping to win a science prize. Rival T. Edison intervenes, stealing the robots for a dangerous plan that threatens Frank's work and friends.
Frank Einstein and the BrainTurbo
by Jon Scieszka
2015
Frank and Watson invent the BrainTurbo to boost their friend Janegoodall's baseball performance. When robot Klank disappears, they must rescue him and stop rival T. Edison from stealing the device and turning their invention against its creators.
Frank Einstein and the Electro-Finger
by Jon Scieszka
2015
Frank Einstein develops an Electro-Finger to provide Midville with free wireless and solar energy, assisted by Watson and robots Klink and Klank. His invention threatens T. Edison's scheme to monopolize the town's power, triggering another scientific rivalry.
Frank Einstein and the EvoBlaster Belt
by Jon Scieszka
2016
Frank's EvoBlaster Belt lets its wearer transform between species, opening new possibilities for exploring connected forms of life. With Watson and robots Klink and Klank, he faces rival T. Edison and Mr. Chimp over his invention.
Frank Einstein and the Bio-Action Gizmo
by Jon Scieszka
2017
Frank Einstein explores Earth's science while developing his newest invention, the Bio-Action Gizmo. Best friend Watson and robots Klink and Klank join him as another competition pits their experiments against classmate T. Edison and his assistant Mr. Chimp.
Frank Einstein and the Space-Time Zipper
by Jon Scieszka
2018
Frank Einstein and Watson tackle the science and mysteries of the universe with robot companions Klink and Klank. Their latest experiments bring another competition with classmate T. Edison, combining scientific questions with the inventor's ongoing rivalry.
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