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Time to Recharge, Harper!

Time to Recharge, Harper! | Kelly Leigh Miller

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Harper learns that even busy young robots need to recharge now and then.

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Time to Recharge, Harper! | Kelly Leigh Miller

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Been a bit of a book hummingbird today, reading single chapters from a lot of different books, so only managed to finish picture books this evening. My favourite of the above is definitely Time to Recharge, Harper! Between this and A Robot in the Garden, I'm thinking robot as metaphor for young child is a subgenre! (PSA: Emotional Robots not for kids!); How to Make a Friend has evil robot ðŸ˜”; Robot Zombie Frankenstein very simplistic.