House of Robots, by James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein
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House of Robots, by James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein
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The story of an extraordinary robot that signs up for an ordinary fifth grade class and changes elementary school forever is now in paperback!It's never easy for Sammy Hayes-Rodriguez to fit in, so he's dreading the day when his genius mom insists he bring her newest invention to school: a robot he calls E--for "Error". E not only thinks he's Sammy's brother... he's actually even nerdier than Sammy. Will E be Sammy's one-way ticket to Loserville? Or will he prove to the world that it's cool to be square?
House of Robots, by James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein- Amazon Sales Rank: #8707 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-13
- Released on: 2015-10-13
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.75" h x 1.00" w x 5.25" l, 1.00 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 336 pages
From School Library Journal Gr 4–6—Sammy Hayes-Rodriguez is subject to the most awful, most embarrassing thing ever: Egghead, his mother's brilliant but socially inept robot will be joining him in fifth grade. Instead of being thrilled by his robo-bro, Sammy is mortified as "E" tries to enhance school bus boarding safety, fact-checks the teachers, bear-hugs Sammy at inappropriate times, and even causes a fire. Listeners also meet Sammy's home-schooled sister Maddie, whose autoimmune disorder makes her susceptible to infection, and his "second best friend" Trip, who jealously acquires a robot of his own. Jack Patterson is an excellent narrator who deploys a variety of voices, including a distinctive one for E. The 75 short chapters (most between two and three minutes) are full of tween humor, funny robot descriptions, and multicultural and nontraditional characters (both human and robotic.) An included PDF file contains 165 of Juliana Neufeld's illustrations. VERDICT Suggested for purchase where listeners enjoy the "Diary of Wimpy Kid" and "Dork Diaries" series.—Maggie Knapp, Trinity Valley School, Fort Worth, TX
Review Praise for House of Robots:A #1 New York Times Bestseller"Underlying the novel's laughs are themes of friendship, compassion, and family, particularly in regard to Sammy's devotion to his younger sister...and his deepening relationship with his 'bro-bot.'"―Publishers Weekly"A good fit for reluctant readers."―CommonSenseMedia.org
About the Author James Patterson has had more New York Times bestsellers than any other writer, ever, according to Guinness World Records. Since his first novel won the Edgar Award in 1977 James Patterson's books have sold more than 300 million copies. He is the author of the Alex Cross novels, the most popular detective series of the past twenty-five years, including Kiss the Girls and Along Came a Spider. He writes full-time and lives in Florida with his family.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful. √ A Wonderful Household Full of Wonderful Robots. Don't miss "Tootles" the Tutor, "Danger, Danger!" By Bassocantor The main character in HOUSE OF ROBOTS is Sammy. He lives with his sister Maddie and their parents in a wacky house full of all kinds of crazy robots created by his scientist mother. For example, one ingenious robot is Mr. Moppenshine, who cleans the house. The artwork showing Mr. Moppenshine cleaning the house is really funny. There is a fantastic series of artwork in chapter 18, "A day in the life of Mr. Moppenshine!" It shows how this crazily efficient robot goes around cleaning things--even going so far as to stick his head in the toilet. At that point, Mr. Moppenshine remarks that he is grateful that he can't really smell anything.Sammy explains that his sister, Maddie, suffers from SCID, which stands for "Severe Combined Immunodeficiency." Sammy explains that this means Maddie has a lot of trouble fighting off any kind of infection. Maddie can hardly ever go out of the house, and basically she can't do much physical activity.The story begins as Sammy's mom insists that Sammy take her latest robotic invention, "E," to school for a "Take a Robot to School Day." Mom explains that it's a "big, super important experiment." (The reader does not really see what the experiment is until much later in the book.) Of course his robot gets into all kinds of mischief at school, including a gigantic food fight. I really like the funny artwork showing the robot in the food fight. E happily exclaims, "This is the best first day a robots ever had!"Well, After E's first day at school, his mom does some tinkering and makes some enhancements in the robot. Then she insists that Sammy take him to school again. There is some type of big experiment going on, but she won't tell Sami exactly what.Interrupting the experiment with E is a startling event. The robot is actually kidnapped, so to speak. E ends up as a heap of discarded parts. So Sammy's mom has to work to get him back together again. Mom explains that "E might be even more remarkable. Several of his apps have upgrades available."We learn more about E, and the mysterious experiment--somehow involving Maddie. Mom wistfully ponders, "If he fails, the consequences will be devastating. But if he can successfully function at your school and move up, advance through the grades..." Without giving away too much, E is indeed a big success. Not just for Sammy, but especially for Maddie, and the entire family.All in all, HOUSE OF ROBOTS is really a fun, winsome book, full of wondrous, crazy looking robots. There's a very helpful listing of the main characters in this book at the very beginning, "Welcome to my house of robots." On page 69 is a great illustration of a certain robot that looks an awful lot like the robot from the old TV series "Lost in space." The reader learns that this robot is the tutor called "Tootles." (I bet the younger readers won't understand why Tootles shouts, "Danger, Danger.")√ HOUSE OF ROBOTS is a delightful, easy read, supported by cute and funny illustrations. The author even contains a subtle moral to this story, which was a surprising, nice touch. Recommend!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. He's in sixth grade so it is a bit of an easy read but I don't care because he's reading By Reaching Stars Oh my gosh! It is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to get my son to read.... until he picked up this book! He loves it! We target 20-30 min a night, tonight (first night he picked it up) and I finally had to stop him a little over an hour later because we had to eat dinner. He's in sixth grade so it is a bit of an easy read but I don't care because he's reading!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Short chapters for daily reading for 8 year old By LesaLesa My 8 year son loves this. It is great for his daily 10-15minute reading a day. The chapter are about 4 pages each.
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