Books in Boing-Boing the Bionic Cat series

Boing-Boing the Bionic CatTM and the Jewel Thief continues the adventures of Daniel, a young boy allergic to cats, and Boing-Boing the Bionic Cat, his amazing, robotic cat made for him by his kindly neighbor Professor George. As a surprise for Daniel, Professor George adds a new ceramic part to the robotic cat he created, giving Boing-Boing the ability to "ROAR" like a lion! What Professor George doesn’t realize is just how important this new feature will be. What excitement awaits the invincible duo, Daniel and his bionic cat, during their trip to the natural history museum? Dinosaurs? Tigers? Whales? A Jewel Thief? During a Saturday afternoon trip to the museum, Daniel and Boing-Boing stumble into an adventure and soon learn that things aren't always as they seem. Professor George, Boing-Boing, and Daniel bring engineering and science to life through the creation of a bionic cat and their exciting adventures and discoveries. This second book in the Boing-Boing the Bionic CatTM series continues to entertain while teaching children about the evolving process of science, the benefits and limits of technology, and the caring and understanding from adult role models. Ages 7-11

Boing-Boing the cat is back—this time with new bionic powers that give him the ability to launch into space, and beyond! The story of Daniel continues here: the boy who loves cats but is very allergic to their fur, and who had a bionic cat built for him by his neighbor and engineer, Professor George. Boing-Boing is just like a real cat, but with fiber-optic fur, computer-controlled joints, electronic eyes, and ceramic-sensor whiskers. In this fifth installment to the series, Boing-Boing and Daniel defy gravity to take on an adventure in space, where they must save the Space Station from falling to earth.

The story of how Daniel—who loves cats but it very allergic to their fur—has a bionic cat built for him by his neighbor and engineer, Professor George. Boing-Boing is just like a real cat, but with fiber-optic fur, computer-controlled joints, electronic eyes, and ceramic-sensor whiskers. On another of their exciting adventures together, Boing-Boing, Daniel and his friend Amy go to the circus. With no safety nets, can Boing-Boing save the day?

The story of how Daniel—who loves cats but it very allergic to their fur—has a bionic cat built for him by his neighbor and engineer, Professor George. Boing-Boing is just like a real cat, but with fiber-optic fur, computer-controlled joints, electronic eyes, and ceramic-sensor whiskers. When the friends visit London's famous zoo, they have a hair-raising encounter with a lion who mistakes the bionic Boing-Boing for lunch.

The story of how Daniel—who loves cats but it very allergic to their fur—has a bionic cat built for him by his neighbor and engineer, Professor George. Boing-Boing is just like a real cat, but with fiber-optic fur, computer-controlled joints, electronic eyes, and ceramic-sensor whiskers. Daniel and Boing-Boing's first adventure together takes place in the Natural History Museum in London, where the friends get more than they bargained for in this delightful gem of a tale.