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Evan Park likes quiet places and thinking things through. For a school project, he builds a simple radio receiver, expecting to hear only static or local noise. Instead, he picks up a strange signal that appears at certain times and places, then fades when he tries to track it down. At first, adults brush it off as interference. Evan notices things they miss. The signal only comes through when he stays still. It weakens when he rushes or forces it. It also seems connected to old paths and overlooked spots around his town. The more he listens, the more patterns he finds. Curious, Evan tries to control the signal and make it stay. That is when it disappears. Left with silence, he starts to understand that some things cannot be pushed or captured. They need patience and care instead. As Evan slows down, he begins to notice small details he once ignored, from quiet corners of school to changes in his own choices. He learns that paying attention can matter more than having answers, and that how he acts can affect more than just himself. The Signal That Changed is a middle grade mystery about curiosity, responsibility, and knowing when to listen. What might you notice if you stopped and listened closely?

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