Bimbot finds himself in a wood filled with unusual animals when he is thrown out of the tree-house gang for crying.
Can his new friends help him out?
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Bimbot is thrown out of the tree-house gang for being a crybaby. Robots don't cry, Rusty, Klunk and Klang tell him.
In the woods Bimbot meets a skunk with no smell, a bee with no stripes and a bear who is afraid of heights.
Can his new friends help him out?
The first book from an original and exciting new author.
'A salutary tale of bullying and comeuppance'
-- The Sunday Tribune * The Sunday Tribune *'The first book from an original and exciting new author'
-- Woman's Way * Woman's Way *Robots Don't Cry is about peer-group pressure and friendship, but there is also a lot more going on in this surprisingly sophisticated story . . . In this story, not only does Bimbot have to learn about friendship, but along the way also has to deal with fear of the unknown, lack of self-confidence, give and take and the good feeling you get in helping others. In fact most of the emotions experienced at some stage by your average 6-8 year old. However, far from being some sort of do-good treatise, the author has cleverly packed all the subliminal messages into a jolly good read.
-- Books Ireland * Books Ireland *