Jett Ryder wants his motocross stunt at Niagara Falls to be his most amazing yet. But he's not sure what it should be. Then Jett and his best friend Mika come across the statue of the inventor Nikola Tesla, and the pair gets an electric idea. Can Jett pull off this never-been-done-before stunt? When Jett Ryder arrives at Niagara Falls, he knows he has a lot to prove. Jett needs his next freestyle motocross stunt to be more amazing than ever before. At first, Jett and his best friend Mika aren't sure what they should do - surely Jett can't jump all the way over the falls! Then they discover the nearby statue of Nikola Tesla, one of the world's greatest inventors. As Jett and Mika learn more about Tesla, they come up with an electric idea. Can Jett pull off this never-been-done-before stunt? Get set... for Jett! Jett Ryder is the biggest name in freestyle motocross stunts. Not only can he pull off the biggest air and most death-defying tricks, but his stunts are in extreme places: Niagara Falls, the Space Needle, Mount Etna - even over the wreck of the Titanic. Plus, he's only twelve years old. AGES: 8 to 10 AUTHOR: Sean Petrie writes books for kids, including Welders on the Job and Crash Corner. He also writes poetry, usually on the spot on a 1928 Remington typewriter. His poetry books include Typewriter Rodeo and the Seattle-based Listen to the Trees. He lives in Austin, Texas. Carl Pearce lives in north Wales with his wife, Ceri. When not lost in his illustration work, he enjoys watching films, reading books, and taking long walks along the beach. He graduated from the North Wales School of Art and Design as an illustrator. His first book was published on his graduation day in 2004. He has since gone on to illustrate countless books for children.

Sean Petrie writes books for kids, including Welders on the Job and Crash Corner. He also writes poetry, usually on the spot on a 1928 Remington typewriter. His poetry books include Typewriter Rodeo and the Seattle-based Listen to the Trees. He lives in Austin, Texas. Carl Pearce lives in north Wales with his wife, Ceri. When not lost in his illustration work, he enjoys watching films, reading books, and taking long walks along the beach. He graduated from the North Wales School of Art and Design as an illustrator. His first book was published on his graduation day in 2004. He has since gone on to illustrate countless books for children.