I received a copy of Project Droid: My Robot Ate My Homework from Sky Pony Press to review on my blog. I want to thank Sky Pony Press for all the cool books they have sent me.
Project Droid is a series of books and My Robot Ate My Homework is the third book in the series.
This book is about a boy named Logan. He was an only child until his mom invented a robot cousin that acted like a human. Java (the robot) acts pretty normal, but sometimes takes things too literally. Logan isn't the smartest kid in the class, so when he tricks Java into doing his homework for him, it seems like a great idea. But when a geography bee about their homework assignments comes up, Logan regrets not studying. Now Logan must figure out how to win the geography bee and prevent being labeled a cheater.
I found this book to be a great story. I especially liked how Java took everything so literally, like hitting a high note but with your hand. It was funny how something seemed like it would be easy, but the choice of words makes it so different and caused problems for Logan and Java.
I found this book to be a great story. I especially liked how Java took everything so literally, like hitting a high note but with your hand. It was funny how something seemed like it would be easy, but the choice of words makes it so different and caused problems for Logan and Java.
My Robot Ate My Homework was a really fun book that made me want to continue reading the series. I am going to have to go to the library and check out the other books in the series. I think this book series would be good for older elementary schoolers or as a first chapter book series for anyone who likes funny books.
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