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Raining Robots: A Boy and His D.O.G. by Jordan Hines follows the adventures of 11-year-old Ben, a boy who longs for a pet dog. But his busy single mom says their tiny Boston apartment is too cramped for them to own one. However, an unexpected event in a dog park soon changes everything! When a massive whirlwind comes out of nowhere, a remarkable Great Dane named D.O.G. suddenly appears. D.O.G., however, is not a typical pooch. He is, in fact, a sentient robotic dog with incredible powers. Eventually, Ben acquires superpowers of his own and learns about the duties he must fulfill to keep his world and loved ones safe. Ben and his friends must confront a sinister Professor and the devious Consortium, who seek to control the universe with robots. Can Ben and his allies save the world from these clever fiends?
In Raining Robots: A Boy and His D.O.G., Jordan Hines skillfully merges adventure, sci-fi, and an exciting coming-of-age story with themes of bravery and loyalty. The captivating storyline of a teen boy forming a close friendship with a powerful robotic dog is both magical and entertaining. It offers readers the excitement of futuristic tech and the timeless bond between a boy and his dog. The narrative is action-packed and immersive. It is filled with alien schemes, robot warfare, and mindblowing AI concepts, yet it never loses sight of Ben’s journey of courage and self-discovery. I greatly admire how well the book highlights issues such as family ties and the power of uplifting friendships, making it both heartwarming and relatable. This exhilarating tale is guaranteed to be well-received by young readers who enjoy heroic adventure stories.