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Picture Books & Beginning Readers
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Programmed to Paint
by Mauricio Abril
Practically perfect Pintro the robot learns how to create art.
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Wimee Learns About Money
by Stephanie Kammeraad
When he receives some money from his grandmother as a gift, Wimee isn't sure what to do with it, but with the help of Mr. Bill, who gives him a lesson in money facts, Wimee puts together a plan to make the best use of it.
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The Last Zookeeper
by Aaron Becker
Bracing for the next storm, NOA, a compassionate construction robot who is the caretaker of the Earth's remaining zoo, builds an ark from the wreckage in search of new land and a new home, only to discover something even more profound in this wordless picture book.
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Blink and Block Build a Fort
by Vicky Fang
In this STEM-inspired graphic novel for early readers, polar opposite robot friends Blick and Block must learn to compromise when competition gets in the way of them building a fort on the playground.
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Hide-and-seek Pup
by Joe McGee
It is time for Frankie's dog Sprocket to get her annual checkup, but the Junior Monster Scouts must find her first.
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Robby and Mo, Ready for Action!
by Maria Le
Meet Robby and Mo Malto! They just moved to a new town and are starting a new school. They also have a big secret: they accidentally sparked the creation of new Earthborn Transformers bots called Terrans!
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Chapter Books and Graphic Novels
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Dogtown
by Katherine Applegate
When Chance, a real dog, and Metal Head, a robot dog, break out of the Dogtown shelter, they embark on an adventure to find their fur-ever homes, encountering both danger and unexpected kindness along the way.
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Mouse and His Dog
by Katherine Applegate
Longing for a fur-ever home, Buster, who gets overly excited and distracted, works to improve his behavior with the help of his Dogtown shelter friends but, it turns out, his human reading buddy is the key to him going from bad dog to very, very good dog.
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The Last Human
by Lee Bacon
After machines take control of Earth following the extinction of humans, twelve-year-old robot XR 935A confronts its prejudices about humans and begins to reconsider its own existence within robot society after discovering and befriending a twelve-year-old human girl.
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Fall of the Robots
by Lee Bacon
In a post-war world where robots and humans coexist, XR_935 and Emma strive to maintain a fragile peace, but tensions rise as a group of humans resists reconciliation, raising the threat of potential upheaval and the end of their harmonious society.
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The Sinister Secrets of Singe
by Sean Ferrell
Eleven-year-old Noah, raised in isolation with only a robot boy for company, embarks on a quest across the sea to find his exiled father, only to lure trouble back home.
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The Sinister Secrets of the Fabulous Nothings
by Sean Ferrell
Noah experiences a newfound sense of family with the crew of the Abbreviated, but when unusual events unfold in Liberty and people's wishes turn into nightmarish realities, Noah fears he might be responsible and must find a solution before it is too late.
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The Superteacher Project
by Gordon Korman
Determined to teach their new teacher who's boss, Oliver Zhan and his best friend Nathan realize that Mr. Aidact is not what they expected and, suspecting something is fishy, must get to the bottom of the mystery.
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Erwin, Gato Cuántico: Misterio a Través del Tiempo
by Manuel Bartual
Erwin es un gato especial. No porque hable (que lo hace), y no porque camine sobre dos patas (que también), o porque su mejor amigo sea un robot llamado Marvin con una pantalla por cabeza. Erwin es especial porque es un gato cuántico y vive en Biotopía, un lugar donde todo es posible. En esta primera aventura, Erwin y Marvin viajarán al pasado para evitar que Biotopía sea totalmente destruida por el malvado Doctor Rufián. Pero la cosa se pone complicada cuando Erwin y Marvin descubren la que, en realidad, parece ser la verdadera y sorprendente identidad del causante del apocalipsis. Un cómic especialmente espacial con ilustraciones de otro mundo y un misterio con infinitas preguntas a las que responder. Salido de la imaginativa mente del guionista Manuel Bartual, es ideal para lectores a partir de 6 años.
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'Ohana
by Greg Pak
When evil aliens arrive on Earth to hunt down Experiment 626 using giant robots powered by his own DNA, Stitch must lead these villains away from his adopted planet and loved ones—and then find his way back home.
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Wires Crossed
by Beth Fantaskey
Teaming up with Tariq to crush the competition in the school's science Olympics, 12-year-old Mia must build a killer robot and navigate new friendships and old as she tries to find her place in middle school.
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The Vice Principal Problem
by Kekla Magoon
When cousins Riley, who has a way with people, and Maya, a tech wizard, move in with their activist grandma, they get off to a rocky start until they join forces as superheroes to stop their school culture from being threatened by money, power and lies.
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Action Dude
by Andy Riley
First name ... Action. Second name ... Dude. What would happen if you put Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham and Die Hard-era Bruce Willis in a bucket and stirred them together with a big stick? You'd get something like Action Dude. That's his real name. He used to be Charlie Munderdrew, but he changed it. Action Dude lives for danger and excitement. He's always jumping out of helicopters, crashing ships, running along the tops of cranes and walking out of buildings just before they explode. He's nine years old and also the bravest action hero there ever was. Except that he's terrified of spiders. (But don't ever tell anyone that!) When a theme park full of robots goes haywire, it's up to Action Dude to come to the rescue. After all, no one else is crazy enough to just walk in there and save everyone.
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No Malto Left Behind!
by Ryder Windham
Stuck at home finishing a book report while their Terran siblings go on a top-secret mission with Bumblebee, Robby and Mo decide to make things interesting by using Nightshade's Smart Trainer 2008, but when it spins out of control, they must think about what responsibility really means.
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