The Very Lonely Robot

'Embark on a heartwarming adventure with Robot in ’The Very Lonely Robot,’ a captivating children’s book that carries profound messages of hope, perseverance, and the courage to conquer adversity.When a lost robot stumbles upon a pile of bits and bobbles, can he build a rocket ship to end his lonely troubles? Robot’s story begins in a world abandoned by humankind, leaving him alone amidst discarded belongings and junk. For years, he ponders why he was left behind, until he discovers a single rusty piece of a rocket. This discovery ignites an idea that sends Robot on a global quest to collect the scattered parts needed to build his very own rocket ship, and ultimately reunite with his friends.This paperback edition, containing 40 pages, is a delightful creation by the talented David Sloan Kruse. Published in October 2020, it’s a perfect addition to your child’s library. Suitable for ages 3 - 6.Key Features:Paperback format40 pages of heartwarming storytellingWritten and Illustrated by David Sloan KrusePublished in October 2020ISBN: 978-0-6489969-0-3'A heartwarming children’s tale with a message of hope.'Author’s Note:From time to time, we all find ourselves in places or situations we never could have imagined, and finding our way through them can often seem impossible. Whether it’s escaping a deserted planet by building a rocket ship or embarking on a creative venture, during a year unlike any other; all we need is the courage to begin, and the perseverance to succeed.I would like to specially thank the below luminaries for helping me take my first step - as through their words, came my courage.'Begin anywhere, preferably right now.' - Elizabeth Gilbert, ’The Big Magic.’I opened my mind to creativity, and it found me, but your words inspired me to act.'Through the ashes of disaster, grow the roses of success.' - The Sherman Brothers, ’The Roses Of Success,’ ’Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.’Words that have stuck with me my entire life, and now live within Robot’s story.Lastly, thank you. I hope Robot’s story encourages you to always be on the lookout for that something (or someone) that inspires you.