The robot makers

Book - 2023

"La Ion just wants to play soccer, but he accidentally joins a robot soccer club. Along with the story of La Ion's mix-up, this graphic novel explores the history of robots and key ideas in robotics."--

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jGRAPHIC NOVEL/Podoal/Robot
vol. 1: 0 / 1 copies available
vol. 2: 0 / 1 copies available
Location Call Number   Status
Children's Room jGRAPHIC NOVEL/Podoal/Robot v. 1 Due Apr 30, 2025
Children's Room jGRAPHIC NOVEL/Podoal/Robot v. 2 Due Apr 30, 2025
Subjects
Genres
Manga (comic books)
Graphic novels
Manga
Published
Minneapolis, MN : Graphic Universe [2023]-
Language
English
Korean
Corporate Author
P'odoal ch'in'gu, 포도알친구
Corporate Author
P'odoal ch'in'gu, 포도알친구 (author)
Other Authors
Chong-hyŏn Hong (artist)
Item Description
Description based on Book (or volume) 1.
Physical Description
volumes : chiefly color illustrations ; 23 cm
Audience
Ages 9-14
Grades 4-6
ISBN
9781728492391
9798765607503
9781728492407
9798765607510
  • v 1. Soccer robots vs. battle robots
  • v. 2. The robot soccer competition.
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 4--8--La Ion is a wonderful youth soccer player and hopes to someday become a famous athlete. However, he's crestfallen when he's forced to transfer schools and discovers his new one doesn't have a soccer program. When La Ion accidentally stumbles upon the school's "Robot Soccer Club," the enthusiastic members (Sori Oh and Georu Kang) will stop at nothing to make La Ion a fan of this unique activity. This is a solid comic for young kids that uses edutainment to its fullest; each chapter's end features informational educational passages about a variety of different topics (robotics, coding, Isaac Asimov) that never feel overly complex. The illustrations feature an full array of full and vibrant colors, much like its characters. The trio of leads are all charismatic and bubbly in their own way. With STEM at the book's core, it's a read that is sure to get kids interested in imaginative experimenting, showing them that this use for robotics is absolutely something that can happen outside of fiction, too! A charming reading experience for upper elementary and middle school comics fans. VERDICT With its cute characters and edutainment value, this series starter is sure to be a hit with young comic readers, with the potential to get them interested in the science behind it as well.--Joe Pascullo

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