A Crazy Case of Robots

Barnes and the Brains #3 / 6

by Kenneth Oppel

A Crazy Case of Robots (Barnes and the Brains #3) by Kenneth Oppel

Also known as A Bad Case of Robots.

Tina Quark has invented the ultimate robot! The Tinatron 1000 is programmed to perform any task flawlessly – from cleaning to homework, and everything in between. When Tina asks Giles Barnes to robot-sit, the robot's perfect ways drive him perfectly crazy. And when Tinatron's circuits start to overload, sparks fly! Can Barnes and the Brains outsmart a renegade robot?

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Release date: 1994

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Kenneth Oppel

Kenneth Oppel (born 1967) is a Canadian author. He has written books for children and young adults.

Barnes and the Brains

Barnes and the Brains consists of six books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

A Bad Case of Ghosts (Barnes and the Brains #1)

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A Strange Case of Magic (Barnes and the Brains #2)

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A Crazy Case of Robots (Barnes and the Brains #3)

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An Incredible Case of Dinosaurs (Barnes and the Brains #4)

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A Weird Case of Super-Goo (Barnes and the Brains #5)

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A Creepy Case of Vampires (Barnes and the Brains #6)

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