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Lucy Wow: STEM Stories for Kids Who Love Inventing

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Lucy Wow is a brilliant 11-year old tinkerer and maker driven by the question “what if?” as she designs and makes cool mechanical inventions with her sidekick Kapow, a mechanical pigmy goat. Some of Lucy's inventions are epic...others are epic fails! But she never stops trying. Lucy Wow, part of the GoKidGo universe of shows for kids, is written and directed by NY Times bestselling children's author Patrick Carman, starring Michaela Dietz (Steven Universe), Daniel Cohen (Lego City Adventures), and Ian James Corlett (The Loud House, Vampirina, Dragon Ball Z).


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Gideon Godfrey, Pflugerville’s #1 glass-blower, is in distress after his special glass-blowing torch is stolen. Now he can’t make any more unique glass creations. But don’t worry, Bobby, Grabstack, and Lucy Wow are gonna find the torch and return it to its rightful owner.
Today is opposite day! But Lucy and the gang didn’t expect that to mean literally. Why is everything happening in the opposite direction than it’s supposed to!?
Two brothers, Billie and Camilo, visit town and cause chaos until Bobby Wonder shows them the real wonders of being a boy superhero!
During one of Pflugerville’s Open Mic Nights, Grabstack takes to the stage to tell his life story… a story with as many twists and turns as a Lucy Wow invented-roller coaster!
Mighty Mila's new 'Poetry Pe rfume ' forces everyone in Pflugerville to speak in rhymes, and the heroes must find a way to break the curse before the Annual Spelling Bee becomes a lyrical disaster.
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