The Robodog and the Big Dig
The Robodog and the Big Dig by Frank Rodgers is a UK edition published by Puffin in 2002, featuring 59 pages in English. This story follows Chip, a robodog who becomes frustrated when no one will take him for a walk. In his quest for companionship, he observes Selina, the cat next door, and decides to mimic her behavior, leading to a series of chaotic events as he grapples with his identity.
Readers will find a humorous exploration of identity and friendship as Chip navigates the challenges of being a robodog while trying to act like a cat. The narrative delves into themes of animals and science fiction, showcasing Chip’s journey to rediscover his true self. As he adjusts his computer program, the story unfolds with engaging twists that highlight the importance of being true to oneself.
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Chip, the robodog, is fed up when no one will take him for a walk. Seeing Selina, the cat next door, makes him think it might be more fun to be a cat and he confuses everyone by beginning to behave like one. This causes chaos, but can Chip remember how to be a dog again? Chip’s computer programme needs adjustment and soon he is back to his old doggy ways.
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