Robots (National Geographic Kids Readers, Level 3) Paperback – Illustrated, April 8, 2014

This is not the first National Geographic early reader book that I have purchased and, like with all the others, I'm not disappointed. The series is ample enough that you can find book (booklets, really) on just about any subject that intrigues the early reader you're trying to motivate. They are a great blend of education, information, and reading practice.My grandson much prefers these scientifically-oriented books to the ordinary reading material his school provides. Unfortunately, the system is set up so that he only gets "reading credits" for the books on a certain list that the school has testing materials on. So these books--while greatly contributing to his reading competency, his science knowledge, and his vocabulary--are only extra-curricular reading he gets no credit for.Still, I think that they are worth the investment. He has become a child that enjoys reading for its own sake, which is a lifetime gift.

I picked this book because I want to makea Robot and Robots are cool And it was fun to read

I have yet to be disappointed with any publication by National Geographic. Excellent read for youngsters interested in robots. Thank you.

Bought a robot for a grandson & purchased this book to accompany it. Great addition plus good to encourage reading & learning more about things!

7 yr old girl likes this book. Recommend.

My 5 year old is obsessed with all things robot and wanted to learn about REAL robots. This book was even better than I expected and he absolutely loves learning about all the different kinds of robots and their real life uses. It is a bit much for him to read by himself at 5, but he can definitely understand it when I read it to him. I highly recommend this and all the other National Geographic readers. They're our favorite type of books!

This magazine is great for kids and their parents. It gives new information and very cool pictures of the newest robots and robotic machines now out there- all over the world. National Geographic describes each robot and its use, as well as encouraging kids to create their own.This magazine made me want to create a robot and it inspires you to do it. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in Science, Engineering and Technology. I am a kid and I LOVED it!

These books are perfect for emergent readers.