The Wild Robot (The Wild Robot, #1)

by Peter Brown

Spiders spun intricate webs. Berries beckoned to hungry mouths. Foxes stalked hares. Mushrooms rose up from leaf litter. Turtles plopped into ponds. Moss spread across tree roots. Vultures hunched over carcasses. Ocean waves beat against the coastline. Tadpoles became frogs, caterpillars became butterflies. A camouflaged robot observed it all.

“You move and talk and think, Mama. You’re definitely alive.”

“We’re a strange family,” said Brightbill, with a little smile. “But I kind of like it that way.” “Me too,” said Roz.