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Copernick's Rebellion
Copernick's Rebellion
Author: Leo A. Frankowski
In 1940, thirty year-old Martin Guibedo escaped Germany with his only surviving family member, his crippled five year-old nephew Heinrich Copernick. Both men became masters of genetic engineering, Martin specializing in plants, and his nephew Heinrich in animal life forms. — Martin designs and freely distributes his proud creation to save the hum...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780345340337
ISBN-10: 0345340337
Publication Date: 3/12/1987
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Publisher: Del Rey
Book Type: Paperback
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 Jacqueline avatar reviewed Copernick's Rebellion on + 14 more book reviews
This is a delightful story about an uncle and his nephew, who together revolutionize the world economy through genetic engineering. The humor is droll and the characters are engaging, if somewhat two-dimensional. This book makes for an entertaining and quick read.


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