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Give a 'Bot a Bone

Nancy Krulik, Amanda Burwasser

Publisher: Sky Pony Press

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Summary

FIFTH BOOK IN THE PROJECT DROID SERIES FROM AN INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING CHAPTER BOOK AUTHOR: Releasing simultaneously in paperback, hardcover, and eBook. Science No Fair! and Soccer Shocker! launched in September 2016, My Robot Ate My Homework followed in March 2017, and Phone-y Friends will release in September 2017. We have one more book coming. 

INCREDIBLE TRACK: Krulik's Katie Kazoo, George Brown, and Magic Bone series have sold millions of copies in the US, with strong retail support across channels, and have been licensed throughout the world. 

POOCH POWER! Dogs are perpetually popular, in books and in real life. Logan and Java become dog walker, dog groomer, and ultimately, dog chefs.

KID ENTREPREUNERSHIP: More and more, kids are cleverly starting thier own businesses. Logan and Java model how to be a savvy and bright buiness person through their various kooky money-making schemes.

A SELF-PROMOTION PRO: Krulik's toured worldwide, and perfected the Skype visit to connect with her international readers. She and Burwasser will promote to the max through Skype, school visits, and press.

KEEP 'EM GIGGLING: This series, like Krulik's previous, is side-splittingly funny. 

CLASSROOM TIES: With Amelia Bedelia-esque wordplay and STEA(rts)M themes, this series is easily incorporated into curricula.

ACTIVITY INSIDE: Every Droid novel has a fun activity inspired by the book. 

TEAMWORK: Burwasser's background working with young children pairs perfectly with her mother's quick writing. Moran's funny illustrations round out for the perfect package.

RIGHTS SOLD: Australian rights for the first book were sold to Scholastic Australia and licensed to Scholastic Clubs and Fairs.
Available since: 03/06/2018.

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