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m ' set in the same extraordinary world. They're a family, hidden and safe. This set includes: The day Vic salvages and repairs an unfamiliar android labelled “HAP,” he learns of a shared dark past between Hap and Gio–a past spent hunting humans. 5 x 8. *A NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES AND INDIE BESTSELLER! Before they know it, robots from Gio’s former life arrive – to capture and return the android to his old laboratory in the City of Electric Dreams.
Of specific Gay interest
- Thick, 60lb.
- Front and back print
- Victor & Hap Hugging Sticker
- Ground House Forest Sticky Notes
- Gio & His Record Player Sticker
- Flaws Make You Superior Sticker
- 4"x6" notepad, 50 pages
- paper
Reviews
Read the Week
If you're after an emotional adventure story set in a dystopian robot future, I'd recommend this. Thank you so much NetGalley, the publisher and author for a review copy.
RB1983
This family however was the weirdest yet, one that really grew on me and dragged me on board with the whiplash dialogue. She was hilarious and just my type of humour. I genuinely loved this narrative, the idea of living in the woods in treehouses was perfect but obviously there wouldn’t be a story if that was all there was!
Read, Read, No Sleep, Repeat
I’m not a huge fan of sci fi but the author has managed to create robots that are such fully developed characters that they feel humanised and you can’t help but love them all. The colors of the.
Roberta
As for the story, I was disappointed to have been written by TJ Klune. Crying is a given with TJK novels, this was no exception. I own a fair few of Klune's books but in true Bookstagram style hadn't read any up until this one.
Coley Doodle
Technology and humanity are key features too and it definitely made me think about the advancement of AI and the future impact it could have on society. Some of my favourite moments were when the robots were trying to explain Vic’s human needs and body functions (‘evacuating his bowels’) to confused android Hap much to Vic’s frustration!
Kenya
There are echoes of fairy tales - the book is inspired by Pinocchio and The Swiss Family Robinson - but for me it felt more of an homage to The Wizard of Oz. Victor and his dad are part of something much bigger than themselves and it was perfectly developed over the timeline to show us how important this story is.
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