Book details
A Bad Case of Robots (Antelope Books)
Description
The third title in the "A bad case of..." series, this story features once more Giles and his friends Tina and Kevin Quark, who are always inventing something weird and wonderful. Tina is involved in building a robot for the school science project, but things do not go as she had planned.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
87 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'A Bad Case of Robots' offers a captivating and imaginative plot that keeps young readers engaged. The story's blend of humor and adventure makes it an enjoyable read for children.
- Introduction to Science Fiction: Kenneth Oppel's book serves as a gentle introduction to the science fiction genre for young readers. It presents the concept of robots and technology in a way that is accessible and entertaining.
- Language Development: The book is written with language that is suitable for children, helping them to improve their reading skills and vocabulary. It strikes a balance between being challenging enough to promote learning and simple enough to maintain their interest.
- Themes of Friendship and Problem-Solving: The story explores themes such as friendship, teamwork, and the importance of problem-solving. These are valuable lessons for young readers as they navigate their own relationships and challenges.