An armada of trouble

Twins Pew and Basket Church are this close to unraveling the final Church family mystery-if only the clues would stop slinging them through history like time<U+2011>traveling yo<U+2011>yos. Just like that, they're in 16th<U+2011>century London, where Shakespeare can't write a single line, a potato<U...

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Main Authors: Patterson, James, 1947- (Author), Safran, Tad (Author)
Other Authors: Schweizer, Chris (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : JIMMY Patterson Books/Little, Brown and Company, 2026.
Edition:First edition.
Series:Patterson, James, 1947- Time travel twins (Series) ; 3.
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Summary:Twins Pew and Basket Church are this close to unraveling the final Church family mystery-if only the clues would stop slinging them through history like time<U+2011>traveling yo<U+2011>yos. Just like that, they're in 16th<U+2011>century London, where Shakespeare can't write a single line, a potato<U+2011>hoarding privateer needs help, two queens are on the brink of total royal chaos, and the evil Pirate Macaulay is back with his most unhinged, timeline<U+2011>toppling plot yet.. Armed only with fast thinking, wild disguises, and heroic levels of questionable judgment, it's up to Pew and Basket to crack the riddles, outmaneuver Macaulay, and finally find the answers they've chased across centuries.
Physical Description:327 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
Audience:Ages 8-12
ISBN:9780316600361
0316600369
Author Notes:James Patterson is the most popular storyteller of our time. The creator of the Middle School and Treasure Hunters series, he founded JIMMY Patterson to publish books that young readers will love. He lives in Florida with his family.

Tad Safran loves to tell stories any way he can. He's worked on television shows, like Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events , and books, like The Twelve Topsy-Turvy, Very Messy Days of Christmas , along with movies, podcasts, and newspapers, including a weekly column in The Times of London. He lives with his wife and twin sons at the top of a hill in California.