A young girl tries to teach her robot how to pretend. Ages 6-9

Simple text introduces the hardworking residents of Robot town, including TrafficBot and Mechanic Crank Shaft. Ages 4-7

When the sun begins to melt the snow, Olie and Zowie take their snowman friend, Mr. Snowie, to a new home in Chillsville.  Ages 4-8

Rhyming verse describes the many things that robots can do, while sidebars present more detailed information on actual robots today and as planned for the future.  Ages 4-8

A robotic mop, assigned to clean a basement restroom, yearns to feel the sunshine, see the world, and more, but when he is finally outside, he discovers that what he needs most of all is a friend.  Ages 5-8

Jacob and his robot Rafa do everything together, but one day, Rafa begins to slow down, becoming weaker with each day, and Jacob, unable to find a cure for his friend, must come to terms with possibly losing him.  Ages 6-7

Flip orders a “perfect pet” from the Internet but neither the leash nor the remote control may be enough when Motor Dog decides to go after Scoot the Cat.  Ages 4-7

Munching Machines enter a huge junkyard and consume all of the waste, then smooth the ground, plant trees and flowers, create a lake and playground, and much more.  Ages 4-8

Nothing can stop hard-working robots, Blink, Zinc, Blip, and Zip, from performing their many household tasks until they get caught in a downpour.  Ages 3-8

Doug the robot discovers that cities are much more than downloaded facts when he unplugs from the computer feed and explores one first-hand.  Ages 5-9

Baby Brains invents RoboMom to do all the household chores and give his tired parents a rest.

A child and his mother construct a robot out of a cardboard box, in a book that includes instructions for making and customizing one’s own cardboard-box robot.