Harry and the robots
“Harry and the Robots” by Ian Whybrow, published by Puffin in 2009, is a children’s book that spans 32 pages. The story follows Harry as he navigates the challenges of having his robot in need of repairs. With the help of his Nan, Harry embarks on a creative journey to build a new robot while waiting for his original companion to be fixed.
In this engaging narrative, readers will discover how Harry’s resourcefulness shines through as he learns to support both his robot and his Nan during their respective times of need. The book explores themes of creativity and problem-solving, making it a delightful read for young audiences. With its straightforward language and charming illustrations, “Harry and the Robots” offers an enjoyable experience for children as they follow Harry’s adventures in caring for those he loves.
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Harry’s robot has to go to the robot hospital to get fixed. So Nan and Harry decide to make their own robot while he’s being mended. Then when Nan has to go into hospital (to get mended as well), Harry knows exactly what to do to help her get better.
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