The Robot Dinner Lady

Jake Cake #2

by Michael Broad

Jake Cake is an ordinary kid who likes writing and illustrating stories about his adventures. He swears they're all true, but no one ever believes him. In this second book of a four-book series, Jake discovers the school dinner lady is a robot (and she can't cook chips!), he has goblins in his garden (they're green and they bite) and he's tricked by a really tricky witch (trouble!). Just perfect for readers of 7+.

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Elsa Spalding]

Really good book. Couldn’t put it down.

[Jenika Ioffreda]

I found this book in a coffee shop where books were free to read for customers... I started reading it without knowing anything about the writer or the story... I simply liked the cover, and I had some time to spare while drinking my tea...
Fast-forward some time later, I realised I read the whole book in less than two hours, my forgotten tea got cold, and I had a smile on my face... The book had been a delightful and funny surprise.
I really enjoyed the stories, illustrations and main character.
It is for a younger audience, but adults (like me) can enjoy it too.
I look forward to reading more stories by this author.

[PEANUT]

I read in portuguese

[Lightwhisper]

Desenhos a preto e branco, com 3 histórias engraçadas quase sci-fi é quase fantasia mas não o suficiente para eu querer ficar com o livro para mim ou os meus filhos.