The Junkyard Bot, 1: Robots Rule, Book 1

C J Richards

ISBN 10: 0544339363 / ISBN 13: 9780544339361

Published by Clarion Books 07/10/2014, 2014

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Bibliographic Details

Title: The Junkyard Bot, 1: Robots Rule, Book 1

Publisher: Clarion Books 07/10/2014

Publication Date: 2014

Binding: Hardcover

Illustrator: Fujita, Goro

Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis:

Worker robots keep the high-tech town of Terabyte Heights humming, but ten-year-old George Gearing is the only one who has a robot for a best friend. When his scrappy but beloved pal Jackbot is hit by a car, the whiz kid re-engineers him with fancy parts from state-of-the-art TinkerTech Laboratories. Jackbot’s astounding new skills far exceed anything George—or even TinkerTech’s head of robotics—could ever have imagined. Will the villainous Dr. Micron destroy the whole town to see his tech-driven dream realized? Not if George can help it . . .

About the Authors:

C. J. Richards has loved tinkering with gadgets since he was a little boy. He remembers fondly the time he accidentally blew up his father’s radio after some experimental rewiring. Richards lives with his wife, cat, and eight televisions.

Goro Fujita has been fascinated by drawing since childhood. He was born in Japan and moved with his family to Germany when he was three years old. He now lives in California, where he works as an illustrator and visual development artist on feature films and TV commercials.

C. J. Richards has loved tinkering with gadgets since he was a little boy. He remembers fondly the time he accidentally blew up his father's radio after some experimental rewiring. Richards lives with his wife, cat, and eight televisions.

Goro Fujita has been fascinated by drawing since childhood. He was born in Japan and moved with his family to Germany when he was three years old. He now lives in California, where he works as an illustrator and visual development artist on feature films and TV commercials.