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The Wild Robot

Peter Brown, Kate Atwater

The Wild Robot

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Wall-E meets Hatchet in this new illustrated middle grade novel from New York Times bestselling author Peter Brown.

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Borrowed from a friend and loved it

Anonymous 30.08.2024

it made me feel like i was in the action

Anonymous 20.08.2024

This story is about a defective robot named Roz who was deserted on an island. She became friends with the animals on the island. But three other robots came to take him back the factory where he would be refurbished and sold. The animals helped her to defeat the robots but Roz decided to go with them in the end because he wanted to protect the island. I like this book because it has lots of ups and downs and because Roz had to go through lots of challenges.

Anonymous 20.08.2024

A rather interesting and fascinating story about a wild robot

Anonymous 14.08.2024

A very good story, though a little sad at times. I really want to read the next story now.

Anonymous 09.08.2024

I liked how the author made some stuff that got included later in the story like how the animals used to think the robot rozzum 7134 [long for roz]was a really scary monster.At the of the story they didnt waunt her to leave.

Anonymous 06.08.2024

I loved it.

Anonymous 05.08.2024

I loved it

Anonymous 05.08.2024

I was fascinated by how well she learnt

Anonymous 30.07.2024

I liked it because it combined high-tech robots with nature and it gave the idea that all animals share an universal language and are as intelligent as humans.In the book, I like the motto that whoever you are, whatever you are, you can always fit in.

Anonymous 25.07.2024

This book had a very sad ending but happy ending. The robot got taken to his makers to be repaired. When he first came on the island, he didn't know how to survive but with the help of his son Brightbill and the animals on the island, the robot manages to learn 4 things: how to survive in the wild, how to be a mother, learning to speak animal, and being a good friend.

Anonymous 11.07.2024

This book is something I was introduced to at school and finished it at home. It shows an alternative universe and makes you question AI.

Anonymous 23.06.2024

It interested me because it was like a mystery and adventure and my favourite part was how she found a baby duck and asked the other ducks to see if it were their baby duck but it was unwanted so she took care of the baby duck.

Anonymous 25.03.2024

A little slower to get into than other books but so glad that I persisted with it. Such a great story about adaptation and change and empathy. Really enjoyed it!

Anonymous 22.03.2024

Short chapters, big story.

Anonymous 19.03.2024

I read this book in my English class and I love it

Anonymous 06.01.2024

I like that the robot looked after the gosling and the robot was a good mum.

Anonymous 03.09.2023

I like this book because its good and its really interesting and its a good book. I like Brightbill because he's a goose and I like geese. My favourite part of the book is when Roz saves Brightbill.

Anonymous 01.09.2023

It was fascinating. I love the fact that Roz was the only robot that survived. I love the fact that he didn’t have no friends to start off with, but he soon made some along his path.

Anonymous 29.08.2023

this book was very very good. Ithink it is one of the best books i have ever read.

Anonymous 29.08.2023

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