Love.

Pure love. ( )

Yet another fun and enjoyable read to follow on from The Wild Robot. Despite being targeted for young readers I have still found the series to be great. ( )

Roz, the Wild Robot, is back in this sequel. After being taken from the island, away from her son (Brightbill the goose). She is taken to a farm to work as a farmhand. She makes friends with the farmer's children and gets many bystanders to help her. She tries to flee to rejoin her son, Brightbill, on the island. During her escape, she gets caught by the robot police. They take her back to the factory and reprogram her for being defective. Will she escape and return to her son, or will she be reprogrammed and work out her life as a worker for humans? ( )

The rare sequel that does not disappoint. This series is super fun. My daughter and I both loved it. ( )

I liked the sequel as much as the original book. Roz the robot was captured at the end of the first book, and has been refurbished to work as a robot a farm, where she befriends both the animals and the farmer's children with her outgoing personality. However, she misses her gosling son, Brightbill, and her animal friends from the island, and makes a plan to return home when migrating geese help her reunite with Brightbill. As she runs away, she faces many obstacles, but is helped by a number of sympathizers, who have heard of her kindness. Eventually though, she is captured by the robot police and returned to the factory, where her programming malfunction (i.e., personality) needs to be terminated. Read both books, and find out what happens. Cute and good fun for late elementary or middle school age readers. ( )