Robyn realizes what she needs to do: find her long-lost dad so he can help her change her name and protect her from the satellite!īoth surprising and relatable, this middle-grade novel will have readers wishing they could move to the small town of Calliope, laugh with the larger-than-life characters, and race against the clock to save Robyn from NASA's mistake. When her class reads A Midsummer Night's Dream, she learns that Robin Goodfellow is a fairy! Which means if the satellite flattens her, everyone will laugh at her name in the news stories. To make matters worse, Robyn discovers that she doesn't just have a fairy middle name. NASA says it will probably land in the ocean, but Robyn knows better-that satellite is headed for her roof. until now!Ī rogue NASA satellite is falling out of orbit and is going to hit Earth. Well, not a real one, but everything seems to land there: paper airplanes, lost kites, socks, cats, and once even a skydiver! In the town of Calliope, Robyn and her magnet roof are famous-for being weird. Robyn Tinkerbell Goodfellow (yes, that's actually her name) has a target on her roof. comes down on Robyn Tinkerbell Goodfellow's roof! Will a rogue NASA satellite crush her house before Robyn can set things right?
When her class reads A Midsummer Night's Dream, she learns that Robin Goodfellow is a fairy! Which means if the satellite flattens her, everyone will laugh at her name in the news stories.What goes up. until now! A rogue NASA satellite is falling out of orbit and is going to hit Earth. Language eng Summary Robyn Tinkerbell Goodfellow (yes, that's actually her name) has a target on her roof. Identity (Philosophical concept) - Juvenile fiction.Single-parent families - Juvenile fiction.Artificial satellites - Juvenile fiction.Label What goes up Title What goes up Statement of responsibility Wen Jane Baragrey Creator
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