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The Wild Robot Protects

By Peter Brown

Book 3 of 4 in the The Wild Robot series

When poison reaches Roz’s island, this peaceful robot must brave the ocean to uncover a hidden danger.

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Average score: 4.33

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The Wild Robot Protects is a thoughtful and exciting continuation of Roz’s popular story, combining an ocean adventure with ideas about environmental damage, friendship and responsibility. Rich descriptions, gentle humour and moments of real danger make it a strong choice for children who enjoy science fiction and animal stories.

Genres

Science Fiction Animals Friendship/Family

What is The Wild Robot Protects about?

Roz the robot's peaceful island life is disrupted by a toxic tide threatening her home and friends. Determined to stop the poison, Roz embarks on a daring ocean journey, encountering incredible sea creatures and uncovering the source of the devastation. Facing formidable challenges, she strives to protect her island and all she holds dear.

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 Protects

Protecting home: Why is Roz so determined to save the island and its creatures, and what does ‘home’ mean to the different characters?

Nature and technology: The story brings nature and machines into conflict. When can technology help the natural world, and when might it cause harm?

Courage and teamwork: How does Roz’s way of solving problems change when she works with other creatures, and which qualities make the group stronger?

A changing environment: What does the poison tide show about how one change can affect an entire ecosystem, from tiny sea life to large animals?

What makes someone a hero?: Is Roz heroic because of what she can do, the choices she makes, or the way she treats others? Explain your view.

Pages

281 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2024

First published

2023

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