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BOTS #5
Backward Chaining
The military Bot program is a shameful failure. Everyone wants to forget, but that's hard to do with Edmond West running free and more and more Bot agitation every day. General Liao makes one last ditch attempt to get the situation under control. Meanwhile, the SennTech Bot program is an unqualified success. A SennTech Bot in every bedroom and board room, a never-ending glut of personal info funneled directly into SennTech. In hiding, Hart's people are creating something different. Something the world has never seen before.
208 pages, Hardcover
First published August 15, 2015
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Nicole M. Taylor
23 books8 followersNicole M. Taylor was an only child, born deep in the corn-ears of rural Michigan where she honed her talents for being supercilious, eating pop-tarts and making up strange fictional situations.
Today, she lives in San Jose with her husband and a small fetal alien named Magoo. She writes speculative fiction about witches, ghosts, robots, reptoid aliens and pianists. She also works occasionally as a ghostwriter, collaborating on everything from historical memoirs to medical thrillers.
Her first YA book series, Bots, is available from Epic Press in August, 2015.
Today, she lives in San Jose with her husband and a small fetal alien named Magoo. She writes speculative fiction about witches, ghosts, robots, reptoid aliens and pianists. She also works occasionally as a ghostwriter, collaborating on everything from historical memoirs to medical thrillers.
Her first YA book series, Bots, is available from Epic Press in August, 2015.
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May 9, 2019Mason Jones Date Submitted:April 25 2019
Title: Bots: backward chaining Lexile:L780
Bots: Backward chaining
Personal Response:
I think this book is good because it is full of action. This book is also full of adventure and creativity. In this book, Sargent Lio is trying to find a military ship with bots on board. Sargent Lio is trying to locate the ship that went missing with a lot of bots on board. Sergeant Lio is in a time crunch because the military General is rushing him to find that ship.
Plot:
When a ship that carries military planes goes missing in the Pacific ocean, the military is in a time crunch to locate the ship. When they are trying to locate the ship, the military General told Sargent Lio that if he doesn't find the ship he will get fired. While Sargent Lio is trying to find this ship with robots on board, the General keeps hounding on him to hurry up and find the ship.
Recommendation:
I think Bots: Backward Chaining was a good book because it's about robots. This was a good book because the kid is very smart and created a line of helper robots. Bots: Backward Chaining is a good book for a freshman because it's full of action and it has a lot to offer to young creative people.
Title: Bots: backward chaining Lexile:L780
Bots: Backward chaining
Personal Response:
I think this book is good because it is full of action. This book is also full of adventure and creativity. In this book, Sargent Lio is trying to find a military ship with bots on board. Sargent Lio is trying to locate the ship that went missing with a lot of bots on board. Sergeant Lio is in a time crunch because the military General is rushing him to find that ship.
Plot:
When a ship that carries military planes goes missing in the Pacific ocean, the military is in a time crunch to locate the ship. When they are trying to locate the ship, the military General told Sargent Lio that if he doesn't find the ship he will get fired. While Sargent Lio is trying to find this ship with robots on board, the General keeps hounding on him to hurry up and find the ship.
Recommendation:
I think Bots: Backward Chaining was a good book because it's about robots. This was a good book because the kid is very smart and created a line of helper robots. Bots: Backward Chaining is a good book for a freshman because it's full of action and it has a lot to offer to young creative people.
June 19, 2017
Despite being a male, Edmond was the mommy.
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