Brobot

Brobot 2nd edition cover
Brobot 1st edition cover

Written and illustrated by James Foley.
Published by Fremantle Press, Sept 2016
ISBN: 9781925163919 (paperback)

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🇳🇱 Available in Dutch
ISBN: 9789462912137
🇰🇷  Available in Korean
ISBN: 9791189734268
🇹🇷 Available in Turkish
ISBN: 9786257360012

Brobot

Sally Tinker makes machines … and Joe Tinker breaks them. As the world’s foremost inventor under the age of twelve, Sally knows she can build a better brother than Joe. But is her invention – Brobot – really all that a brother should be?

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Other books in the series


Awards

brobot-awards
  • Finalist, 2016 Aurealis Awards (Best Graphic Novel/Illustrated Work category)
  • Shortlist, 2017 West Australian Young Readers’ Book Awards (Younger Readers category)

Reviews

“Young readers will laugh out loud.” -WritingWA

“Perfect for junior readers, both boys and girls.” – Lamont Books

“Kids will love the attitude, the action, the vivid cartoon-style illustration; and adults will love the zany, over the top humour, and the happy ending that will bring smiles all round.” – Reading Time, Children’s Book Council of Australia reviews

” [The S.Tinker Inc.] books are absolutely hilarious! Some of the funniest books I’ve read. Confident readers will love them but they are great to hook those kids who ‘don’t like reading’ … an invaluable addition to your graphic novel collection.” – Zac McCallum, My Best Friends Are Books


Resources

Behind-the-scenes blog posts
Brobot-related posts are tagged with ‘Brobot‘.
Posts for all books in the series are tagged ‘S.Tinker Inc‘.

Media resources
Find the media release and press-quality images on the Brobot page at the Fremantle Press website.

Teaching notes
Download the teaching notes (pdf).


Read-aloud on Story Box Library

You can watch and listen as I read Brobot on the Story Box Library website.

Here’s a teaser:


Book trailer


Sample pages

Acknowledgements

DCA - LW Colour Pos

This project has been funded by the Western Australian Government through the Department of Culture and the Arts.

May-Gibbs-CLT

This project was developed in part during an April 2013 Creative Time Residential Fellowship provided by the May Gibbs Children’s Literature Trust.