Billie Blaster and the Robot Army from Outer Space (Hardcover)
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Billie is a scientist and inventor, the daughter of two famous scientists. Her archenemy is Hector Glum, her friend until she kept defeating him at the school science fair every year since kindergarten. When a robot lands on Earth, warning Billie of an alien overlord looking for her dad's blaster gun blueprints, Hector overhears and takes the plans to the alien's planet, so he can use the blueprints for himself. Billie must build a rocket ship to get to the alien planet and save the day!
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Billie Blaster and the Robot Army from Outer Space is an out-of-this-world new middle-grade graphic novel about a genius scientist and her evil nemesis, created by New York Times bestselling author Laini Taylor and cartoonist Jim Di Bartolo.
Don’t you hate it when your archenemy launches your latest invention into space, accidentally creating a robot army that falls into the clutches of an evil alien emperor? Well, that’s how Billie Blaster’s day is going!
The genius child of two famous scientists, Billie is an inventor extraordinaire and the star of the annual science fair, much to the disgust of her nemesis, Tiny Hector Glum. But now their rivalry has gone too far, and the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance. Can Billie prevent an intergalactic war that’s kind of totally her fault? With her pet goat, Lucy, a giant robot head, and a toilet weasel from a distant planet, she might just stand a chance. Join them on their perilous adventure, in a spaceship without a bathroom.
About the Author
Laini Taylor is the award-winning, New York Times–bestselling author of the Daughter of Smoke & Bone trilogy and the Strange the Dreamer duology, among other books.
Jim Di Bartolo is a mixed-media illustrator, painter, visual storyteller, and writer. In his freelance career, he has illustrated novels, comic books, and role-playing games. Laini and Jim live with their daughter, Clementine, and two cats in Portland, Oregon, and have never accidentally started an intergalactic war.
Praise For…
Energetic and upbeat, this graphic novel refuses to take itself too seriously -- is laugh-out-loud funny in places and heartwarming in others.—Kirkus
“Young readers who appreciate body humor and fart jokes will likely enjoy this adventure. Considering the ending, a sequel seems likely to blast off soon.”—School Library Journal