Customer Reviews

6 reviews

• Carolyn and Bryn Cooper

  This story will be very much enjoyed by anyone who has any interest in technology/robots. Claire Rosemary Jane captures deep and personal emotions alongside easy to understand factual technology. 10 out of 10.

• Mlsaaj

  An interesting strong story with a variety of believable characters that kept my attention till the end.

• Andrew Moore

  An excellent book which was a pleasure to read and having read the first page it was difficult to put the book down until I reached the end. It tells the story of Robert, who experiences tragedy in his young life and how he grows, develops an interest, a skill and more importantly relationships with others. The books leaves one with a warm heart feeling and I would strongly urge others, young and old, to follow Robert and you may find out what happens next!

• Claire Rosemary Jane

  I am the author of this book. To see why I wrote it, you can see my youtube video talking about the book here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCspgwjEt8E&t=51s There are in fact four short videos for this particular book, two of which are extracts read from the book itself.. There are also several reviews of the book on Goodreads and on Amazon..

• Jennie Parker

  I was very pleasantly surprised by this book. The characters are very believable, and it was interesting to see so many different layers within the story. The use of chapter titles related to computer language was a clever idea. From the ideas of stereotyping, that were challenged by the characters themselves to the emotions involved in the loss of loved ones and how they were coped with in different ways by the characters was handled well. I’m sure this book could lend itself well to a sequel (or two) but maybe it is better to let the reader imagine how the relationships would develop. I would thoroughly recommend this to older adults as well as the young adult audience it is written for. There is something in this book for everyone.

• MickAtHome

  Without giving too much away about the storyline I must say that Robert, his interests in technical things, and the family situation that unfolds in the first few chapters of this book aligns well with my own life at that age. Despite me being no longer in the age group that this book is aimed at I found it to be an excellent read and as I neared the end I found myself hoping that Claire, the author, has another manuscript underway that continues Robert’s story. Young people and adults alike, who have an interest in technical things; mechanical, electrical, computers and the like, will find the attention to detail in this book very believable. Although not specifically a ‘coming of age’ theme the book does touch on the relationships forming between the main characters. Also this book would make an excellent read for young teens affected by the loss of a loved one by helping understand and come to terms with their feelings. This book is well written, with an interesting story line and believable characters. It has prompted me to go and look at previous novels by this author and I look forward to a follow up to ‘The Boy Who Loved Robots’ or whatever Claire writes next.

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