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ROBOBABY - David Wiesner

ROBOBABY - David Wiesner

~ Oblong Hardcover (23 x 28cm)

Triple Caldecott winner David Wiesner presents Robobaby, a hilarious gem in which big sister must come to the rescue when a new baby is delivered to a family of robots, and the adults are flummoxed by technical difficulties . . . 

Wiesner’s friendly robots, despite their clunky metal framework, infuse their obscure extraterrestrial world with warmth and mutual support, making Robobaby an affable, if offbeat, addition to the new-baby-on-the-way genre of literature for youngsters. 

"A retro-futuristic romp, literally and figuratively screwy." -- Kirkus

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ROBOBABY - David Wiesner

~ Oblong Hardcover (23 x 28cm)

Triple Caldecott winner David Wiesner presents Robobaby, a hilarious gem in which big sister must come to the rescue when a new baby is delivered to a family of robots, and the adults are flummoxed by technical difficulties . . . 

Wiesner’s friendly robots, despite their clunky metal framework, infuse their obscure extraterrestrial world with warmth and mutual support, making Robobaby an affable, if offbeat, addition to the new-baby-on-the-way genre of literature for youngsters. 

"A retro-futuristic romp, literally and figuratively screwy." -- Kirkus

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~ Oblong Hardcover (23 x 28cm)

Triple Caldecott winner David Wiesner presents Robobaby, a hilarious gem in which big sister must come to the rescue when a new baby is delivered to a family of robots, and the adults are flummoxed by technical difficulties . . . 

Wiesner’s friendly robots, despite their clunky metal framework, infuse their obscure extraterrestrial world with warmth and mutual support, making Robobaby an affable, if offbeat, addition to the new-baby-on-the-way genre of literature for youngsters. 

"A retro-futuristic romp, literally and figuratively screwy." -- Kirkus