Book details
My Robot Ate My Homework: Project Droid #3
Description
Third-grader Logan Applebaum needs to improve his geography knowledge for an upcoming geography bee. To avoid being caught cheating, he stops relying on his robot cousin, Java, to do his homework. As he studies, Logan discovers a desire to prove his knowledge. Facing tough competition, especially from the Silverspoon twins and his supercomputer cousin, Logan strives to become the geography king. This humorous tale is the third book in the Project Droid series by Nancy Krulik and Amanda Burwasser, featuring fun and educational twists.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
developing
Length
104 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: 'My Robot Ate My Homework: Project Droid #3' offers an entertaining and humorous story that keeps young readers engaged. The idea of a robot eating homework is a fun twist on a classic school scenario, making it a delightful read for children.
- Relatable Characters: The characters in the book, including the protagonist Logan and his robot cousin Java, are relatable and endearing. Kids can easily connect with their experiences and emotions, which makes the story more immersive.
- Educational Value: While the book is primarily for entertainment, it subtly introduces concepts related to technology, robotics, and problem-solving. It encourages readers to think creatively and fosters an interest in science and engineering.
- Series Continuity: As the third book in the 'Project Droid' series, it continues the adventures of Logan and Java, allowing readers to follow their favorite characters through new challenges. It's a great way to motivate children to read more by getting them hooked on a series.