is a very cute book about a robot who lost its arm, and the reader helps to find it. The words are simple and repetitive which toddlers love. The illustrations are beautiful, made of silhouettes in a decoupage style. Although it is geared towards younger children, my 5-year-old still enjoys it!

was our very first read-aloud chapter book, and everyone loved it, including my 5-year-old and dad (he is the hardest to please!). It is a heart-warming book, full of action about becoming wild and forging friendships in spite of differences. It also contains a great message about nature, wildlife and life itself.

is a Little Golden Book, full of color and fun robots and great for preschoolers! Robots can be seen doing different jobs and they also display human qualities, such as physical features and emotions. A good starting book to talk about robots and automation.

is a cute and silly boardbook about robots. It is bright and colorful and easy to read-aloud with repetitive vocabulary which is good for language development in babies and toddlers.

This boardbook is part of the Baby University series. It is a very simple introduction to robotics and a great way to start conversations with young children!

is an amazing book for elementary children. The retro-illustrations draw you right in and the story is perfect for inquisitive minds! This book is packed with educational facts that are explained in a simple manner for children to easily understand. It can feel a bit long for younger children but is easy to break down int several readings.

I personally love this book! It explores anatomy and technology and how they are related. The comparisons are fascinating! Explanations are given on how parts are similar, yet different. Highly recommended for older children.

is a fun non-fiction book packed with facts, as well as fun experiments and investigations to do at home. The illustrations are bright and colorful with colored boxes that give emphasis to key facts.

is a great, very detailed book for Elementary school children! It is very informative with lots of real-life photos, and captivating for children who love robots!

is a fascinating National Geographic book for children! It features photos of real robots and displays a wide array of robots and applications. Recommended for children 5 and up.

Boy and Bot is a very sweet story. One day, a boy and a robot meet in the woods. They play but suddenly the robot turns off. Boy tries very hard to make Bot better. Then Boy falls asleep and it's Bot turn to try and wake him up! The story is fun while carrying a good empathy lesson that preschoolers will enjoy.

If you have a child who loves legos and robots, this is the book for him/her. It contains tutorials for 50 new projects…including robots!

With this book, your child will be able to build all kinds of incredible robots at home! Really fun hands-on STEM activities for kids 5 to 10.

The pictures and the story draw children right into this book. It has very few words so it is easy for non-readers to "read" on their own. This story is about the friendship of a girl and a robot. It is packed with emotions that are nicely represented in the illustrations. Great book for preschoolers and early elementary children.

is a great sticker book if you have a robot lover!