The Wild Robot

Introducing the Wildest Adventure for Kids: The Wild Robot Book Group!

Get ready for a reading adventure like no other! The Menlo Park Library invites kids 6-12 to join the Middle Grade Book Group, featuring The Wild Robot!

Are you ready, young readers? The Menlo Park Library is gearing up for an exciting new venture with the launch of the Middle Grade Book Group! Set to debut on September 21, this new initiative is perfect for kids ages 6-12 who love to dive into books and share stories with friends. The inaugural selection will whisk participants away into the unique and unforgettable world of The Wild Robot by Peter Brown.

The Wild Robot tells an extraordinary tale about a robot named Roz who unexpectedly finds herself on a remote island. As she learns to adapt to her surroundings while facing the challenges of nature, young readers will not only be entertained but also discover important themes of friendship, perseverance, and the beauty of the natural world. This relatable yet fascinating storyline will surely captivate children, igniting their imagination and encouraging meaningful discussions during the book group's meetings.

The book group will meet in person, allowing children to bond over shared readings and engage in fun activities related to the book! From art projects inspired by Roz's adventures to vivid discussions about the themes and characters, your little ones will cherish the experience and make new friendships along the way. Plus, it’s a fantastic opportunity for parents to cultivate a love for reading while keeping their kids entertained and stimulated.

So don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Encourage your children to sign up for the Middle Grade Book Group at Menlo Park Library, starting September 21. Spaces may be limited, so act fast and let the thrilling adventures of The Wild Robot become the backdrop for your child's next storytelling journey.

Did you know that The Wild Robot is not only a fan favorite among children but has also been recognized with numerous literary awards? Plus, getting kids involved in book groups has been shown to foster a lifelong love for reading, enhancing their social skills and boosting their creativity. Let’s get reading!