The Wild Robot Escapes
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Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
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Science Fiction•
FantasyFarms • Future
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Future•
Animals2018
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Middle grade
8-12 years
720L
Super Short Summary
The Wild Robot Escapes, by Peter Brown, resumes the story of Roz, an empathetic robot, who after being captured and repurposed, is sent to work on a farm. Struggling with her longing to reunite with her adopted goose-son Brightbill and return to her wild island, Roz befriends the farm owner’s children who help her plan her escape, leading to an adventurous journey filled with challenges and allies.
Adventurous
Emotional
Inspirational
Heartwarming
Playful
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
The Wild Robot Escapes by Peter Brown continues the tale of Roz, enchanting readers again with its blend of heartwarming narrative and thought-provoking themes. Reviews praise its accessible prose and vivid illustrations. However, some critics note a predictable plot. Overall, the sequel is lauded for its emotional depth and strong moral lessons, appealing to both children and adults.
Who Should Read The Wild Robot Escapes?
Ideal for middle-grade readers fascinated by a blend of adventure, technology, and nature, The Wild Robot Escapes by Peter Brown will captivate those who enjoyed The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate or The Iron Giant by Ted Hughes. The book's themes of survival and friendship resonate with fans of heartwarming, robot-centric tales.
55,143 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
A goose adopted and raised by Roz on the island, showcasing a strong bond with her as he matures and eventually supports her during her escape.
The owner of Hilltop Farm, who, along with his children, forms Roz's first human companions, representing the balance between traditional farming and technological reliance.
A grandmotherly scientist and creator from TechLab Industries with messy, grease-stained fingers, representing the human element behind Roz's development and questioning the ethical integration of artificial intelligence.
288
Novel • Fiction
•
Science Fiction•
FantasyFarms • Future
•
Future•
Animals2018
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Middle grade
8-12 years
720L
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