Books with author Patrick Charles Murphy

Something is infecting the robots of Shelter’s secret laboratory. Normally peaceful and helpful, they have begun turning into machines that hunt and destroy. Cam Caper and his friends, Fil Locke and Tosha Santos, add werewolf robots to the growing list of mysteries they’re determined to solve about their hometown. They keep their list in a notebook in their clubhouse. When a message from a scientist from the future appears in that notebook Cam begins to question everything he thinks he knows about Shelter, his friends, and even himself.

Something is infecting the robots of Shelter’s secret laboratory. Normally peaceful and helpful, they have begun turning into machines that hunt and destroy. Cam Caper and his friends, Fil Locke and Tosha Santos, add werewolf robots to the growing list of mysteries they’re determined to solve about their hometown. They keep their list in a notebook in their clubhouse. When a message from a scientist from the future appears in that notebook Cam begins to question everything he thinks he knows about Shelter, his friends, and even himself.

It's time to party with people around the world! Readers will want to celebrate with the fascinating, diverse peoples featured in this culturally enriching book. Da de los Muertos in Latin America, Festima in West Africa, Loy Krathong in Southeast Asia, and Japans Obon are just some of the festivals featured. Important vocabulary and cultural concepts are stressed in the accessible text, while striking photographs highlight important associated events.

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