Peabody & Sherman Junior Novelization (Mr. Peabody & Sherman) As the WABAC hurtled through space-time, Mr. Peabody detected a problem among the flashing lights and blinking gauges of the sophisticated time-travel machine. “All this zipping about the cosmos has drained our power supply,” he told Penny and Sherman. “We’re going to have to make an unscheduled stop.” The WABAC sputtered to a stop in an Italian village during the Renaissance, a period of enlightenment when art and science flourished all across Europe. Mr. Peabody loved to visit this particular village because his good friend Leonardo da Vinci, the famous inventor and painter, lived there. But today Leonardo was in a bad mood. “How many times I gotta tell you, Mona Lisa. I can’t-a paint-a da picture until you smile!” he howled in frustration as Sherman, Penny, and Mr. Peabody walked into his workshop. Leonardo’s workshop was an inventor’s wonderland. Peculiar sketches, paintings, and drawings hung from the walls, and every available corner was stuffed with curious contraptions and abandoned inventions.
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