Book details
The Robot Olympics (Tom Swift, Young Inventor Book 2)
Description
ROBOTS + TERRORISTS = TROUBLE FOR TOM Tom's been training his entry, SwiftBot, for the upcoming Robot Olympics -- a major event being sponsored by the White House's Office of Science and Technology. Teenage inventors from around the country will be bringing their homemade robots to compete in a series of athletic competitions. The Road Back, an antiscience terrorist group, has issued a statement condemning the event, and Tom hopes that the tight security at the Robot Olympics will keep TRB from causing trouble. But no such luck. Someone is playing dirty . . . and things are going to get dangerous.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
176 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Inspires Creativity and Innovation: 'The Robot Olympics' is a story that encourages young readers to think creatively and appreciate the power of innovation. It showcases the wonders of technology and engineering through the exciting lens of a robotics competition.
- Promotes Problem-Solving Skills: As the protagonist, Tom Swift, faces various challenges and obstacles in the competition, readers are exposed to complex problem-solving scenarios. This can motivate them to develop their own critical thinking and troubleshooting abilities.
- Entertaining and Educational: The book provides a perfect blend of entertainment and education, making it a fun read that also imparts valuable knowledge about robotics, science, and the spirit of competition.
- Continues the Legacy of Tom Swift: For fans of the Tom Swift series, this book offers a continuation of the adventures of the young inventor. It's an opportunity to engage with a beloved character while enjoying a modern twist on the classic series.