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Andrew Lost; March 4, 2006:

Andrew Lost is the name of a children's book series written by J. C. Greenburg. It's about a boy called Andrew Dubble who creates inventions that rarely work the way he expects them to. As of yet there are 13 books in the series, each 4 books being part of a story. In books 1-4 Andrew is shrunk to the size of a dust mite. In books 5-8 Andrew is trapped inside a submarine and explores the ocean. In books 9-12 Andrew is sent back in time. It is unsure of what the plot will be in books 13-16, but it seems likely to involve being shrunk again.

List of books in the series

• #1 Andrew Lost on the Dog
• #2 Andrew Lost in the Bathroom
• #3 Andrew Lost in the Kitchen
• #4 Andrew Lost in the Garden

• #5 Andrew Lost Under Water
• #6 Andrew Lost in the Whale
• #7 Andrew Lost on the Reef
• #8 Andrew Lost in the Deep

• #9 Andrew Lost in Time
• #10 Andrew Lost on Earth
• #11 Andrew Lost with the Dinosaurs
• #12 Andrew Lost in the Ice Age

• #13 Andrew Lost in the Garbage

Andrew Lost; March 6, 2006:

Andrew Lost is a children's book series written by J. C. Greenburg (started in 2002). It's about a boy called Andrew Dubble who creates inventions that rarely work the way he expects them to. As of yet there are 13 books in the series, each 4 books being part of a story.

Characters

• Andrew Dubble - Andrew is the main character of the series. He is ten years old; he apparently comes from a wealthy family, because they can afford their own helicopter and Andrew travells to various places in the world periodically. Andrew loves to invent things. He invented The Atom Sucker in books 1-4 and the Goa Constrictor in books 13-16. Usually his inventions go awry, resulting in a series of books where Andrew is constantly trying to set things right again.

• Judy Dubble - Judy is Andrew's 13-year-old cousin. Although she doesn't like Andrew very much, she is usually stuck with him and is with him for most of the story.

• THUDD - Thudd is a robot that was given to Andrew by his Uncle Al for his seventh birthday. Thudd is small enough to fit inside Andrew's pocket. Thudd talks in a squeaky voice and his sentances are always preceded by a "meep" noise. Thudd knows everything and constantly pointing out scientific facts to Andrew and Judy. Judy is not always tolerant of Thudd's superior knowledge, and once threatened to take out his batteries if he wouldn't stop talking. Thudd's one rule is that he must never get wet.

• Uncle Al - Andrew's uncle is a scientist who probably has invented more things than Andrew has. He sometimes treats his nephew Andrew to various gadgets (including Thudd). Uncle Al usually has a role in the plot of the story, but is not usually present while Andrew, Judy, and Thudd are off having an adventure.

• Doctor Kron-Tox - Doctor Kron-Tox is an evil scientist who is trying to build an amusement park out of exotic animals. His methods for capturing the animals is not usually enviromentally-friendly. He isn't introduced until book #8 and doesn't appear until book #12.

Plot

Books 1-4

The first book, Andrew Lost on the Dog begins just after Andrew has finished build the Atom Sucker. He is testing it when he accidentally shrinks himself, Judy, Thudd, and a helicopter to the size of a dust mite. He and Judy are inhaled by a neighborhood dog named Harvey and become trapped inside its nose. They manage to climb out, and they try to contact Uncle Al using an emergency purple button on Thudd. They wait and don't recieve an answer. Andrew points out that if they don't reach the Atom Sucker before 8:01 PM, it will blow up and Andrew and Judy will be tiny forever. They decide to start climbing up the dog's head in hopes of reaching its ear, where they believe they saw their helicopter. But before they get to the top, Harvey wakes up and starts rolling around in the garbage. His owner, a grumpy neighbor, yells at Harvey for making a mess and takes him - with Andrew, Judy and Thudd on him - inside for a bath.

The second books, Andrew Lost in the Bathroom begins here. While Harvey's owner is wresling Harvey into the bath, Andrew and Judy fall off his body. Before Andrew falls into the water in the bathtub, he manages to blow up his Umbubble, a kind of bubble gum that can be blown big enough to accomodate a person (another of Andrew's inventions). Unfortunately, Andrew accidentally gets Thudd wet, something Uncle Al has warned Andrew never to do. Thud starts telling sheep jokes, then he falls asleep. Andrew crawls inside the giant bubble where he can keep Thudd from getting wetter. Soon he locates Judy, and helps her inside the Umbubble. But at that moment, the bathtub is drained and they narrowly escape falling down the drain. At this point, Uncle Al makes contact with Andrew and Judy via Thudd's emergency purple button, and tells them to put grease on Thudd and get him warm in order to fix the damage. He also says that if Thudd starts telling elephant jokes, the condition is getting serious. But soon they lose contact again because of Thudd's condition. Andrew and Judy find out how to use an empty pen canister to blow out of and use to steer the Umbubble. They start floating around the bathroom, but before they manage to escape, Harvey pooes on the floor. When Harvey's owner usues toilet paper to flush the poo down the toilet, she accidentally flushes Andrew, Judy, and Thudd down the toilet as well.

The third book, Andrew Lost in the Kitchen begins here. While Andrew and Judy go through the plumbing inside the Umbubble, Thudd starts telling elephant jokes, signifying that his condition is getting worse. They manage to go out the drain of the kitchen sink. Unfortunately, the Unbubble collides with the green part of a tomato and pops, leaving Andrew and Judy on the tomato. Andrew tries to follow Uncle Al's instruction for Thudd: To get some grease on him and warm him up. They reach the butter, and Andrew puts some of it on Thudd. Then Andrew gets Thudd on some toast, making him "toasty warm". After this, they hitch a ride on a housefly, which carries them to the garden outside.

The fourth book, Andrew Lost in the Garden, begins. While trying to reach the Atom Sucker before 8:01 PM, they have encounters with lots of insects and microorganisms in the garden. They manage to find their helicopter, and they fly to the Atom Sucker and unshrink themselves, just as Uncle Al shows up.

Andrew Lost; March 10, 2006:

Books 1-4

The first book, Andrew Lost on the Dog begins just after Andrew has finished build the Atom Sucker. He is testing it when he accidentally shrinks himself, Judy, Thudd, and a helicopter to the size of a dust mite. He and Judy are inhaled by a neighborhood dog named Harvey and spend the next few hours trying to climb up it head. However, Harvey's owner, Mrs. Scuttle, sends Harvey inside for a bath and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd fall off Harvey's body. (The second book, Andrew Lost in the Bathroom begins.) Andrew blows his Umbubble, a kind of bubble gum that can be blown big enough to accomodate a person (another of Andrew's inventions). Andrew, Judy, and Thudd float around the bathroom in the Umbubble, trying to escape and get back to the Atom Sucker. But before they can get out, they are accidentally flushed down the toilet by Mrs. Scuttle. (The third book, Andrew Lost in the Kitchen begins.) Andrew, Judy, and Thudd float through the sewer pipes but manage to go out of the kitchen drain. Unfortunately the Umbubble is soon puncured by the green part of a tomato, and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd have to try to get back to the Atom Sucker without it. They manage to catch a ride on a housefly and they fly outside into the garden. (The fourth book, Andrew Lost in the Garden, begins.) Andrew and Judy try to walk through the garden and get back to the Atom Sucker, while Mrs. Scuttle is having a garden party. They run into lots of garden insects and microorganisms in the garden. They eventually find their helicopter, and they fly to the Atom Sucker and unshrink themselves.

Andrew Lost; March 13, 2006:

Books 5-8

The fifth book, Andrew Lost Under Water, begins when Andrew and Judy are at Hawaii with Uncle Al. They accidentally lock themselves inside the Water Bug, a car that Uncle Al turned into a submarine. As they explore underwater, they soon discover that a giant squid is being pursued by a villain called Soggy Bob who wants to capture it. In the sixth book, Andrew Lost in the Whale, they are swallowed by a whale and escape by crawling through it's digestive tract, including the stomach, intestines, and anus. In the seventh book, Andrew Lost on the Reef, Andrew and Judy explore a coral reef, and in the eigth book, Andrew Lost in the Deep, they travel to the deepest part of the ocean. At the end of they book, they discover that Soggy Bob is not really a villain, but was hypnotized and forced to do evil. They discover that the real enemy is the man who hypnotized him, Doctor Kron-Tox.

Andrew Lost; March 14, 2006:

Books 9-12

The ninth book, Andrew Lost in Time, begins when Andrew, Judy, Thudd, and Uncle Al are in a cabin in Montana, when Doctor Kron-Tox kidnapps Uncle Al and sends him back in time to the ice age. Andrew, Judy, and Thudd run into the Time-a-tron, the time machine that Uncle Al invented, and go back in time to rescue him. Unfortunately, they accidentally go back too far and end up three minutes after the big bang. They quickly go forwards in time. In the tenth book, Andrew Lost on Earth, they watch the Earth being formed. They stop in the Carboniferous period and rescue a boy named Beeper, the nephew of Doctor Kron-Tox, who had been stranded there by his uncle. In the eleventh book, Andrew Lost with the Dinosaurs, they stop in the Late Cretaceous period and rescue Doctor Winka Wilde, a woman who was stranded just before the extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period. In the twelfth book, Andrew Lost in the Ice Age, they make it to the ice age. There they rescue Uncle Al, and stop Doctor Kron-Tox from building a theme park with animals he captured. Then they finally return back to the present time.

Books 13-16

It is unsure of what the plot will be for books 13-16, but it is certain it will involve Andrew being shrunk again. So far, only the thirteenth book, Andrew Lost in the Garbage has been published.

Time travel in fiction; March 17, 2006:

Children's fiction

Time travel is an occasional theme in children's fiction.

• A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle uses a tesseract as the time portal.
• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J. K. Rowling features an apparent time-travel paradox.
• The Magic Treehouse series by Mary Pope Osborne teaches children history by showing its characters travel to various eras in the past.
• The Time Warp Trio by Jon Scieszka.
• The Time Machine Series is a Choose Your Own Adventure type of story based on the idea of time travel.
• Books 9-12 in the Andrew Lost series by J. C. Greenburg feature time travel.

J. C. Greenburg; April 4, 2006:

J. C. (Judith) Greenburg is the author of the Andrew Lost children's books. Her husband, Dan Greenburg, has also published books.

External links

• Biography on original Andrew Lost Website
• Biography on Random House Website

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Andrew Lost; April 24, 2006:

Andrew Lost is a children's book series written by J. C. Greenburg (started in 2002). It's about a boy called Andrew Dubble who creates inventions that rarely work the way he expects them to. As of yet there are 13 books in the series, each 4 books a separate story.

Characters

• Andrew Dubble - Andrew is the main character of the series. He is ten years old; he apparently comes from a wealthy family, because they can afford their own helicopter and Andrew travells to various places in the world periodically. Andrew loves to invent things. He invented The Atom Sucker in books 1-4 and the Goa Constrictor in books 13-16. Usually his inventions go awry, resulting in a series of books where Andrew is constantly trying to set things right again.

• Judy Dubble - Judy is Andrew's 13-year-old cousin. Although she doesn't like Andrew very much, she is usually stuck with him and is with him for most of the story.

• THUDD - Thudd is a robot that was given to Andrew by his Uncle Al for his seventh birthday. His name stands for The Handy Ultra-Digital Detective. Thudd is small enough to fit inside Andrew's pocket. Thudd talks in a squeaky voice and his sentences are always preceded by a "meep" noise. Thudd knows everything and constantly pointing out scientific facts to Andrew and Judy. Judy is not always tolerant of Thudd's superior knowledge, and once threatened to take out his batteries if he wouldn't stop talking. Thudd's most important rule is that he must never get wet.

• Uncle Al - Andrew's uncle is a scientist who probably has invented more than Andrew has. He sometimes treats his nephew Andrew to various gadgets (including Thudd). Uncle Al usually has a role in the plot of the story, but is not usually present while Andrew, Judy, and Thudd are off having an adventure.

• Doctor Kron-Tox - Doctor Kron-Tox is an evil scientist who is trying to build an amusement park out of exotic animals. His methods for capturing the animals is not usually enviromentally-friendly. He isn't introduced until book #8 and doesn't appear until book #12.

Andrew Lost; April 28, 2006:

Andrew Lost is a children's book series written by J. C. Greenburg (started in 2002). It's about a boy called Andrew Dubble who creates inventions that rarely work the way he expects them to. As of yet there are 13 books in the series, each 4 books a separate story.

Andrew Lost; May 1, 2006:

External links

• Original Website (although it's very out-of-date)
• Random House Website

Tachyon; May 4, 2006:

Tachyons in fiction

In the Star Trek fictional universe, tachyons are among the fictitious or hypothetical particles frequently invoked in treknobabble, often as a deus ex machina used to maintain the plot. Tachyons are frequently invoked to explain some aspect of the Romulan cloaking device. Cloaked ships have been detected by watching them pass through a tachyon beam, essentially creating a faster-than-light burglar alarm. Ships using imperfect cloaking devices are also implied to produce residual tachyon emissions, such as in the film Star Trek: Nemesis. Finally, in the film Star Trek: Insurrection, ships fire "tachyon pulses" at one another, disrupting the targets' "shield harmonics" and thereby allowing transport through the shields.

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In the Korean version of MapleStory, items called tachyons are required to complete a certain high-level quest.

In Red Dwarf, a reference to tachyons is made to describe the form in which a holoship is able to travel as super-light particles through wormholes and stargates.

In the children's series Andrew Lost by J. C. Greenburg, tachyons are said to power the Time-a-tron in books 9-12.

Andrew Lost; May 17, 2006:

Plot

Books 1–4

The first book, Andrew Lost on the Dog begins just after Andrew has finished build the Atom Sucker. He is testing it when he accidentally shrinks himself, Judy, Thudd, and a helicopter to the size of a dust mite. He and Judy are inhaled by a neighborhood dog named Harvey and spend the next few hours trying to climb up it head. However, Harvey's owner, Mrs. Scuttle, sends Harvey inside for a bath and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd fall off Harvey's body. (The second book, Andrew Lost in the Bathroom begins.) Andrew blows his Umbubble, a kind of bubble gum that can be blown big enough to accommodate a person (another of Andrew's inventions). Andrew, Judy, and Thudd float around the bathroom in the Umbubble, trying to escape and get back to the Atom Sucker. But before they can get out, they are accidentally flushed down the toilet by Mrs. Scuttle. (The third book, Andrew Lost in the Kitchen begins.) Andrew, Judy, and Thudd float through the sewer pipes but manage to go out of the kitchen drain. Unfortunately the Umbubble is soon puncured by the green part of a tomato, and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd have to try to get back to the Atom Sucker without it. They manage to catch a ride on a housefly and they fly outside into the garden. (The fourth book, Andrew Lost in the Garden, begins.) Andrew and Judy try to walk through the garden and get back to the Atom Sucker, while Mrs. Scuttle is having a garden party. They run into lots of garden insects and microorganisms in the garden. They eventually find their helicopter, and they fly to the Atom Sucker and unshrink themselves.

Characters

• Harley; the name of a friendly basset hound that belongs to Mrs. Scuttle.
• Mrs. Scuttle; Andrew's grumpy neighbor and Harley's owner.

Books 5–8

The fifth book, Andrew Lost Under Water, begins when Andrew and Judy are at Hawaii with Uncle Al. They accidentally lock themselves inside the Water Bug, a car that Uncle Al turned into a submarine. As they explore underwater, they soon discover that a giant squid is being pursued by a villain called Soggy Bob Sloggins and his robot parrot BURPP (Bob's Ultra Robot Parrot Partner) who wants to capture it. In the sixth book, Andrew Lost in the Whale, they are swallowed by a whale and escape by crawling through it's digestive tract, including the stomach, intestines, and anus. In the seventh book, Andrew Lost on the Reef, Andrew and Judy explore a coral reef, and in the eighth book, Andrew Lost in the Deep, they travel to the deepest part of the ocean. At the end of the book, they discover that Soggy Bob Sloggins is not really the villain, but was hypnotized and forced to do evil. They discover that the real enemy is the man who hypnotized him, Doctor Kron-Tox.

Characters

• Soggy Bob Sloggins; a villian trying to capture the giant squid.
• BURPP; A robot parrot that belongs to Soggy Bob.

Books 9–12

The ninth book, Andrew Lost in Time, begins when Andrew, Judy, Thudd, and Uncle Al are in a cabin in Montana, when Doctor Kron-Tox kidnaps Uncle Al and sends him back in time to the ice age. Andrew, Judy, and Thudd run into the Time-a-tron, the time machine that Uncle Al invented, and go back in time to rescue him. Unfortunately, they accidentally go back too far and end up three minutes after the big bang. They quickly go forwards in time. In the tenth book, Andrew Lost on Earth, they watch the Earth being formed. They stop in the Carboniferous period and rescue a boy named Beeper, the nephew of Doctor Kron-Tox, who had been stranded there by his uncle. In the eleventh book, Andrew Lost with the Dinosaurs, they stop in the Late Cretaceous period and rescue Doctor Winka Wilde, a woman who was stranded just before the extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period. In the twelfth book, Andrew Lost in the Ice Age, they make it to the ice age. There they rescue Uncle Al, and stop Doctor Kron-Tox from building a theme park with animals he captured. Then they finally return back to the present time.

Characters

• Doctor Kron-Tox; an evil scientist who is trying to capture exotic animals for his amusement park. Doctor Kron-Tox travells through time in the Tick-Tock Box, and in book #12 we realize that he also uses the Tick-Tock Box to store his captured animals.
• Beeper is Doctor Kron Tox's nephew. He is very friendly, but is often annoying, especially to Judy.

Books 13–16

It is unsure of what the plot will be for books 13–16, but it is certain it will involve Andrew being shrunk again. So far, only the thirteenth book, Andrew Lost in the Garbage has been published. The fourteenth book, Andrew Lost with the Bats, is to be published in July 2006.

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• #13 Andrew Lost in the Garbage (2006)
• #14 Andrew Lost with the Bats (2006) (To be published)
• #15 Andrew Lost in the Jungle (To be published)

Andrew Lost; June 6, 2006:

Books 13–16

So far, only the thirteenth book, Andrew Lost in the Garbage has been published. The fourteenth book, Andrew Lost with the Bats, is to be published in July 2006. The story begins with the thirteenth book, Andrew Lost in the Garbage, when Andrew, Judy, and Thudd are shrunk to about an inch tall (not as small as in the Atom Sucker incident) and thrown out with the garbage due to an accident with Andrew's newest invention, the Goa Constrictor, and his classmate, Jeremy Bogart. He ends up at the city dump, and when he tries to escape, he is thrown onto a flying bat. The fourteenth book, Andrew Lost with the Bats, starts here.

Andrew Lost; Present:

Andrew Lost is a children's book series written by J. C. Greenburg (started in 2002). It's about a boy called Andrew Dubble who creates inventions that rarely work the way he expects them to. As of yet there are 13 books in the series, each 4 books a separate story. The 14th book is expected to be published on July 25, 2006.

Characters

• Andrew Dubble — Andrew is the main character of the series. He is ten years old; he apparently comes from a wealthy family, because they can afford their own helicopter and Andrew travels to various places in the world periodically. Andrew loves to invent things. He invented The Atom Sucker in books 1–4 and the Goa Constrictor in books 13–16. Usually his inventions go awry, resulting in a series of books where Andrew is constantly trying to set things right again.

• Judy Dubble — Judy is Andrew's 13-year-old cousin. Although she doesn't like Andrew very much, she is usually stuck with him and is with him for most of the story.

• THUDD — Thudd is a robot that was given to Andrew by his Uncle Al for his seventh birthday. His name stands for The Handy Ultra-Digital Detective. Thudd is small enough to fit inside Andrew's pocket. Thudd talks in a squeaky voice and his sentences are always preceded by a "meep" noise. Thudd knows everything and constantly points out scientific facts to Andrew and Judy. Judy is not always tolerant of Thudd's superior knowledge, and once threatened to take out his batteries if he wouldn't stop talking. Thudd's most important rule is that he must never get wet.

• Uncle Al — Andrew's uncle is a scientist who probably has invented more than Andrew has. He sometimes treats his nephew Andrew to various gadgets (including Thudd). Uncle Al usually has a role in the plot of the story, but is not usually present while Andrew, Judy, and Thudd are off having an adventure.

• Doctor Kron-Tox — Doctor Kron-Tox is an evil scientist who is trying to build an amusement park out of exotic animals. His methods for capturing the animals is not usually environmentally-friendly. He isn't introduced until book #8 and doesn't appear until book #12.

Plot

Books 1–4

The first book, Andrew Lost on the Dog begins just after Andrew has finished build the Atom Sucker. He is testing it when he accidentally shrinks himself, Judy, Thudd, and a helicopter to the size of a dust mite. He and Judy are inhaled by a neighborhood dog named Harvey and spend the next few hours trying to climb up it head. However, Harvey's owner, Mrs. Scuttle, sends Harvey inside for a bath and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd fall off Harvey's body. (The second book, Andrew Lost in the Bathroom begins.) Andrew blows his Umbubble, a kind of bubble gum that can be blown big enough to accommodate a person (another of Andrew's inventions). Andrew, Judy, and Thudd float around the bathroom in the Umbubble, trying to escape and get back to the Atom Sucker. But before they can get out, they are accidentally flushed down the toilet by Mrs. Scuttle. (The third book, Andrew Lost in the Kitchen begins.) Andrew, Judy, and Thudd float through the sewer pipes but manage to go out of the kitchen drain. Unfortunately the Umbubble is soon puncured by the green part of a tomato, and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd have to try to get back to the Atom Sucker without it. They manage to catch a ride on a housefly and they fly outside into the garden. (The fourth book, Andrew Lost in the Garden, begins.) Andrew and Judy try to walk through the garden and get back to the Atom Sucker, while Mrs. Scuttle is having a garden party. They run into lots of garden insects and microorganisms in the garden. They eventually find their helicopter, and they fly to the Atom Sucker and unshrink themselves.

Characters

• Harley; the name of a friendly basset hound that belongs to Mrs. Scuttle.
• Mrs. Scuttle; Andrew's grumpy neighbor and Harley's owner.

Books 5–8

The fifth book, Andrew Lost Under Water, begins when Andrew and Judy are at Hawaii with Uncle Al. They accidentally lock themselves inside the Water Bug, a car that Uncle Al turned into a submarine. As they explore underwater, they soon discover that a giant squid is being pursued by a villain called Soggy Bob Sloggins and his robot parrot BURPP (Bob's Ultra Robot Parrot Partner) who wants to capture it. In the sixth book, Andrew Lost in the Whale, they are swallowed by a whale and escape by crawling through it's digestive tract, including the stomach, intestines, and anus. In the seventh book, Andrew Lost on the Reef, Andrew and Judy explore a coral reef, and in the eighth book, Andrew Lost in the Deep, they travel to the deepest part of the ocean. At the end of the book, they discover that Soggy Bob Sloggins is not really the villain, but was hypnotized and forced to do evil. They discover that the real enemy is the man who hypnotized him, Doctor Kron-Tox.

Characters

• Soggy Bob Sloggins; a villain trying to capture the giant squid.
• BURPP; A robot parrot that belongs to Soggy Bob.

Books 9–12

The ninth book, Andrew Lost in Time, begins when Andrew, Judy, Thudd, and Uncle Al are in a cabin in Montana, when Doctor Kron-Tox kidnaps Uncle Al and sends him back in time to the ice age. Andrew, Judy, and Thudd run into the Time-a-tron, the time machine that Uncle Al invented, and go back in time to rescue him. Unfortunately, they accidentally go back too far and end up three minutes after the big bang. They quickly go forwards in time. In the tenth book, Andrew Lost on Earth, they watch the Earth being formed. They stop in the Carboniferous period and rescue a boy named Beeper, the nephew of Doctor Kron-Tox, who had been stranded there by his uncle. In the eleventh book, Andrew Lost with the Dinosaurs, they stop in the Late Cretaceous period and rescue Doctor Winka Wilde, a woman who was stranded just before the extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period. In the twelfth book, Andrew Lost in the Ice Age, they make it to the ice age. There they rescue Uncle Al, and stop Doctor Kron-Tox from building a theme park with animals he captured. Then they finally return back to the present time.

Characters

• Doctor Kron-Tox; an evil scientist who is trying to capture exotic animals for his amusement park. Doctor Kron-Tox travells through time in the Tick-Tock Box, and in book #12 we realize that he also uses the Tick-Tock Box to store his captured animals.
• Beeper is Doctor Kron Tox's nephew. He is very friendly, but is often annoying, especially to Judy.

Books 13–16

So far, only the thirteenth book, Andrew Lost in the Garbage has been published. The fourteenth book, Andrew Lost with the Bats, is to be published in July 2006. The story begins with the thirteenth book, Andrew Lost in the Garbage, when Andrew, Judy, and Thudd are shrunk to about an inch tall (not as small as in the Atom Sucker incident) and thrown out with the garbage due to an accident with Andrew's newest invention, the Goa Constrictor, and his classmate, Jeremy Bogart. He ends up at the city dump, and when he tries to escape, he is thrown onto a flying bat. The fourteenth book, Andrew Lost with the Bats, starts here.

List of books in the series

• #1 Andrew Lost on the Dog (2002)
• #2 Andrew Lost in the Bathroom (2002)
• #3 Andrew Lost in the Kitchen (2002)
• #4 Andrew Lost in the Garden (2003)

• #5 Andrew Lost Under Water (2003)
• #6 Andrew Lost in the Whale (2003)
• #7 Andrew Lost on the Reef (2004)
• #8 Andrew Lost in the Deep (2004)

• #9 Andrew Lost in Time (2004)
• #10 Andrew Lost on Earth (2005)
• #11 Andrew Lost with the Dinosaurs (2005)
• #12 Andrew Lost in the Ice Age (2005)

• #13 Andrew Lost in the Garbage (2006)
• #14 Andrew Lost with the Bats (2006) (To be published)
• #15 Andrew Lost in the Jungle (To be published)

External links

• Original Website (although it's very out-of-date)
• Random House webpage
• Kidsreads webpage
• Kids@Random webpage (including brief information about books #14 and #15)

J. C. Greenburg; Present:

J. C. (Judith) Greenburg is the author of the Andrew Lost children's books. Her husband, Dan Greenburg, has also published books.

External links

• Biography on original Andrew Lost website
• Biography on Random House website
• Biography on Kidsreads website
• Biography on Kids@Random website

This article about a writer, poet or playwright is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.