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Fiction Picture Books The robot and the bluebird (expand) David Lucas A discarded, lonely robot finds new life when he helps a small bluebird. Contributed by: kstubbsMetal Mutz (expand) Christine Tagg When a robot needs a pet he makes one from junk in this creative art picture book. Contributed by: kstubbsBig Time Olie (expand) William Joyce Young robot Olie uses his shrink-and-grow-alator to change his size. Contributed by: kstubbsEasy to Read Ricky Ricotta’s Mighty Robot (expand) Dav Pilkey A boy and his robot find galactic adventures. Contributed by: kstubbsIf I Had a Robot Dog (expand) Andrea Baruffi Young readers discover all the things a robot pet can do. Contributed by: kstubbsHello Robots (expand) Bob Staake Four robots use funny, unusual ways to solve problems. Contributed by: kstubbsMiddle School Saddest Little Robot (expand) Brian Gage A drudgebot seeks to discover what the world is really like. Contributed by: kstubbsRaging Robots and Unruly Uncles (expand) Margaret Mahy Two domineering robots convince brothers that their own children are pretty good. Contributed by: kstubbsEyes of the Killer Robot (expand) John Bellairs What happens when a mad scientist creates a baseball pitching robot? Contributed by: kstubbsEager (expand) Helen Fox Eager’s attempts to serve his human family provide laughs and fun. Contributed by: kstubbsYoung Adult The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (expand) Douglas Adams Hilarious adventures as an android and his buddies roam the galaxy. Contributed by: kstubbsRobotics (expand) Ellen Thro Development, capabilities and uses of robots. Contributed by: kstubbsRobot Building for Beginners (expand) David Cook Practical, usable advice on how to build your own robot. Contributed by: kstubbsRobo Sapiens (expand) Peter Menzel Robotic possibilities as seen with wonderful photographs. Contributed by: kstubbsI, Robot (expand) Issac Asimov Perhaps the greatest teller of robot tales wrote these nine stories. Contributed by: kstubbsFlesh and Machines (expand) Rodney Brooks What is—and what might be—in robot development. Contributed by: kstubbsDo Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (expand) Philip Dick On future earth, androids fight to exist. Contributed by: kstubbsAlmost Human (expand) Lee Gutkind Artificial intelligence and the future of robotics. Contributed by: kstubbs2001: A Space Odyssey (expand) Arthur Clarke HAL, the robot, guides a spaceship to Jupiter’s moon. Contributed by: kstubbsNon-Fiction Children's Books Robotics (expand) Mark Beyer How robots change our present and our future. Contributed by: kstubbsEyewitness: Robots (expand) Roger Bridgman Excellent illustrations distinguish this account of robotics. Contributed by: kstubbsIt Could Still Be a Robot (expand) Allan Fowler An easy to read introduction to smart machines. Contributed by: kstubbsRobots (expand) Clive Gifford A complete guide to robots. Contributed by: kstubbsMighty Robots (expand) David Jones Mechanical marvels that fascinate or frighten. Contributed by: kstubbsDraw Your Own Androids, Cyborgs, and Fighting Bots (expand) Jay Stephens Learn how to draw robots from a comic book artist. Contributed by: kstubbsAdventures of Sojourner (expand) Susi Wunsch The Pathfinder Mission to Mars. Contributed by: kstubbsRobots (expand) Yes Magazine Robots are used in many ways, from everyday to out of this world. Contributed by: kstubbsYoung Adult Flesh and Machines (expand) Rodney Brooks What is—and what might be—in robot development. Contributed by: kstubbsRobot Building for Beginners (expand) David Cook Practical, usable advice on how to build your own robot. Contributed by: kstubbsRobo Sapiens (expand) Peter Menzel Robotic possibilities as seen with wonderful photographs. Contributed by: kstubbsAlmost Human (expand) Lee Gutkind Artificial intelligence and the future of robotics. Contributed by: kstubbsRobotics (expand) Ellen Thro Development, capabilities and uses of robots. Contributed by: kstubbs |