My Robot Ate My Homework
- 92 pages
- 4 hours of reading
When Logan schemes to have his robot cousin, Java, do all his homework, he gets more than he bargained for during a class geography bee.
Nancy Krulik is renowned for her extensive body of work, comprising over a hundred books for children and young adults, with particular acclaim for her engaging series featuring Katie Kazoo. Her writing often resonates deeply with younger readers, exploring themes relevant to their experiences. Beyond this, Krulik has also crafted numerous works for teenagers, establishing a reputation as a biographer for emerging Hollywood stars. Her keen insight into celebrity lives has led to frequent appearances on entertainment programs. Furthermore, she has contributed to the genre of advice books for teens, addressing a wide range of topics pertinent to adolescent life.







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