Mi Robot Saves Energy

Tom loved to play with Robots, ‘They’re really great’ he said. He even dreamed about them while fast asleep in bed. One day young Tom decided to make a robot after tea. He’ll be my special metal friend and he can play with me. A rhyming Tail of a young boy Tom and his plump Kitty, Max. He decides to build a robot, but not an ordinary robot! As he is made from recycled things, this robot cares passionately about the environment, so he proceeds to teach Tom how he can help to save energy in his own home. There are some great lessons in this book and we hope that you can learn a lesson or two from Tom’s clever robot and help to save our planet. Charming illustrated there’s some lessons here for ‘grown ups’ too!

Tom loved to play with Robots, ‘They’re really great’ he said. He even dreamed about them while fast asleep in bed. One day young Tom decided to make a robot after tea. He’ll be my special metal friend and he can play with me. A rhyming Tail of a young boy Tom and his plump Kitty, Max. He decides to build a robot, but not an ordinary robot! As he is made from recycled things, this robot cares passionately about the environment, so he proceeds to teach Tom how he can help to save energy in his own home. There are some great lessons in this book and we hope that you can learn a lesson or two from Tom’s clever robot and help to save our planet. Charming illustrated there’s some lessons here for ‘grown ups’ too!

Born in Stone, Staffordshire in 1935, John West now lives in the Georgian city of Bath, England. He has two grown up sons who live in Golden, Colorado, and three grandchildren, the youngest of which is Alley who also lives in Colorado. It was a phone call from Alley when she was five years old that prompted him to begin writing books for children. He has fond memories of telling many-a-tale to his two sons Dominic and Julian, most of them invented as they were uttered. Having amassed over 50 years of international design and photography experience on three continents, and after writing numerous brochures and advertising campaigns for international blue chip clients, he is now focusing on his life long ambition, to publish a series of his own children’s books. John’s old scruffy terrier Bobo, a refugee from the local rescue centre who sadly died in 2000, is the inspiration behind the name Bobo Tails Books. John applies his keen eye for detail and inventive imagination to the stories and characters, and builds on the every day experiences of childhood to concoct books that tickle the senses. Superbly illustrated in a range of graphic styles, children will love them, and parents will too!