That's Not My Robot

What do our readers think of That's Not My Robot? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the bright robots, different textures and the little mouse hiding on each page, and many want to read it again and again. Some children find the final sparkly texture less interesting to touch than the others.

What does the Pageticker team say about That's Not My Robot?

That's Not My Robot is a bright, sturdy sensory adventure on a familiar theme with plenty for busy little fingers to discover. Fiona Watt's familiar repetitive pattern makes it easy to join in, while the crinkly, bumpy and prickly robots add satisfying tactile fun. A lovely choice for babies and toddlers - especially those who think every button is theirs to press.

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What is That's Not My Robot about?

Join a curious little mouse on a tactile adventure to find the right robot. Each page features a different robot with unique textures—crinkly hands, bumpy buttons, prickly ears—inviting young readers to touch and explore. This engaging board book encourages sensory development and language skills in babies and toddlers.

About the author

Fiona Watt is a much-loved British author best known for creating the popular 'That's not my...' series of touch-and-feel books. She enjoys writing stories that help children learn and have fun at the same time. Fiona's books are full of colourful pictures and exciting textures, making reading a magical adventure for young readers.

Discussion ideas around That's Not My Robot

Finding the right robot: What clues help the mouse decide which robot might be the right one?

Textures: Which robot would you most like to touch, and how do you think it would feel?

Robot features: What could your own robot look like, and what special parts would it have?

Spot the mouse: Where does the little mouse hide, and why do you think it appears on every page?

Words for touching: Can you think of other words to describe something that is bumpy, prickly, squashy or shiny?