Interest age: 4+
Reading age: 7

Robot Stop!

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Author: Adam Bestwick Illustrator: Claire Evans

Publisher: Fourth Wall Publishing

Robbie's dad builds a robot to help do all the household chores. It cleans the entire house beautifully, and then dad stops it with just two words - 'Robot, stop!'

Robbie has his own ideas for the robot. He decides to send it to school in his uniform, while he has a day off to fool around on his skateboard.

Unfortunately, the robot splashes through a puddle, and the water affects his controls. It starts to smash through walls, munch books and suck up the chairs and desks.

Can Robbie and his dad get to the school in time to put things right?

Glossy, bold illustrations complement this funny and lively rhyming tale of nuts, bolts and mechanical chaos.

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