The Wild Robot Escapes

heartwarming · adventurous · thought-provoking

What do our readers think of The Wild Robot Escapes? (AI-Generated Summary)

Children find the story exciting, heartfelt and full of emotion, especially Roz’s journey to reunite with Brightbill.

What does the Pageticker team say about The Wild Robot Escapes?

The Wild Robot Escapes is a warm, thoughtful sequel that swaps the island’s wildness for farm life, busy cities and some very awkward questions about what makes someone truly themselves. Peter Brown balances adventure, humour and big feelings beautifully, making this a strong choice for children who enjoy stories about found families, courage and robots with remarkably complicated hearts.

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What is The Wild Robot Escapes about?

Roz, a unique robot, has been taken from her wild island home and placed on Hilltop Farm, where she must conceal her true nature while assisting the Shareef family. Yearning to reunite with her adopted gosling son, Brightbill, Roz embarks on a perilous journey filled with unexpected challenges and heartwarming encounters.

About the author

Peter Brown is a much-loved author and illustrator of children's books. He is best known for creating 'The Wild Robot' and 'Mr. Tiger Goes Wild'. Peter enjoys using his imagination to bring stories to life with words and pictures, inspiring children everywhere to be curious, creative, and brave.

Discussion ideas around The Wild Robot Escapes

Finding Home: Why do you think Roz misses Brightbill and the island so much, even when she is trying to help the Shareef family?

Being Yourself: How does Roz’s robot nature affect the way she behaves, and what parts of her seem to come from her own choices?

Helping Others: Roz faces difficult problems on Hilltop Farm; which of her actions show the best kind of bravery?

Nature And Technology: What does the story suggest about the ways technology can work with nature, and the ways it can cause trouble?

Family Bonds: Roz and Brightbill are not related in the usual way, so what makes their relationship feel like a family?