If you like thinking robots, colorful comics, and fantastical worlds of the future — this book is for you. If you enjoy mysteries, subtle humor, philosophical plots, and characters you can't help but empathize with — this book is for you.
Modern British digital artist Matt Dixon creates expressive stories about the adventures of robots — they contain no words, but there is a sly smile, joy of recognition, and unexpected questions.
To which every reader is free to respond in their own way.
In the amazing world of Matt Dixon, there are no humans, but that doesn't mean this world is inhumane. His touching robots smile and feel sad, climb over fences, rejoice in presents, try to swing on swings, descend to the seabed, and climb rooftops of an abandoned city.
Are they exploring the new and unexplored? Are they looking for someone to share the joy of discoveries? Maybe us? Or perhaps they are us?
Recommended for children aged 5-10 for independent or family reading
