Help! My Robots Are Lost In The City!: A Fun Spotting Book for 2-4 Year Olds (Help! Books)

Mi hija le encanta esta serie de libros. Les gusta verlo todas las noches y buscar el personajes que falta.Son de tapa blanda, pero eso está ok. Lindos colores y buena impresión.Los recomiendo.

Bought this for my son and for a gift. It’s a fun book, but the last two pages are the same.

There are many in this series and I think I have purchased most of them...are delightful and a learning tool also..give them an A+ ! Very colorful and fun.

My grandkids (ages 4 & 5) loved trying to find the hidden robot. After they learned where they all were, they asked for more books like it.

Our toddler’s favorite book! We have to read it every single day. It’s cute with bright pictures and he LOVES to find the robots.

Bought this as a gift for a 4 year old obsessed with robots. He loved it! He has read it many many times

My son loves all these books. Adds some extra fun to story time!

First one I got was printed with all the pics being off center and had to order a new one. 14 robots, only 2 are girls and they are both pink. For cripes sake can we get it together with kids books? For my daughter I have to add female characters constantly for her. Can we at least just order our employees to pretend to not stereotype?

My 4 year old loves robots and this is his favourite book.

Loved the colours, idea and fun it gives my childNot so in love with the paper quality or the fact there seems to be an error

I bought this for our grandson, who lives on the other side of the world from me. Our son said his 2 1/2 year old loves this book! Peek a boo books were too easy and Where’s Waldo was too difficult, but this book is somewhere in between and fun for our robot obsessed grandson. There are more titles with different “lost” subjects, so good for different interests. I’ll be buying more of these books soon.

Short and interactive, my kids love all the books in these series from age 3 to 6

The two final robots have exactly the same text, saying they are the final robot. Very confusing for toddlers. And their adult parents.