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Sometimes I Forget You're A Robot

Sam Brown
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Sometimes I Forget You're A Robot

Sam Brown
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3-5 YEARS32 PAGESENGLISH
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  • Appropriate for: Ages 3-5 Years
  • Published date: Oct 17, 2013
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 32
  • Publisher: Penguin Young Readers Group
  • ISBN: 9780803738256
  • Dimensions: 10.3" W x 0.38" L x 10.38" H
Sam Brown is the creative talent behind the successful interactive art project explodingdog.com, a website which has been up for over a decade and has been featured in the New York Times and USA Today, among other publications. Brown lives in West Hartford, Connecticut, with his wife and two children.
"It's a book I love as an adult and a book I would have loved as a child too." -Dav Pilkey, author/illustrator of The Adventures of Captain Underpants

"A smart take on the strangeness of friendship." - Kirkus Reviews

"The message is a good one: when you value others for who they are, rather than who you want them to be, you'll be pleasantly surprised." - Publishers Weekly

"[My friends] were soon hooked on the interactive, hilarious strangeness of cartoonist Sam Brown...his 'toons are funnier than anything you'll find in the Sunday paper." - Wired.com

"The pictures, which he draws with a stylus on a tablet PC, feature simple colors and sticklike figures in a distinctive style that is widely recognized and admired by online regulars." - The New York Times

"[Sam Brown] flirts along the fine line between sparse and bizarre, giving people what they want but rarely giving them what they anticipate." - The Austin Chronicle

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