The Type One Super Robot facts for kids
The book cover, showing Uncle Bellamy, Humbert, and Manders.
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| Author | Alison Prince |
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| Illustrator | Alison Prince |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | André Deutsch Ltd |
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1986 |
| ISBN | 0-233-97953-0 |
The Type One Super Robot is an exciting children's book from 1986. It was both written and drawn by a British author named Alison Prince. This story is full of fun and adventure, perfect for young readers.
What is The Type One Super Robot About?
The story begins with a boy named Humbert. He goes to stay with his Uncle Bellamy. One day, Humbert finds a mysterious package. It makes a strange humming sound. When he tells his uncle about it, they open the package. Inside is a big surprise!
It's a special robot called a Type One Household Robot. This robot is made to help out with chores around the house. Uncle Bellamy quickly names the robot "Manders." He calls him Manders because the robot "man-does" everything.
Humbert and Manders soon become great friends. They go on many exciting adventures together. One of the most memorable parts of the book is their attempt to fly a kite.
Kids will love reading about Manders trying to understand humans. He often gets things wrong in funny ways. For example, he might not understand common sayings. He also struggles with simple human ideas. He might think a kite should carry you away. Or he might try to slice custard, which is impossible! These moments make the book very enjoyable and humorous.
