
Henry and the Incredibly Incorrigible, Inconveniently Intelligent Smart Human
by L.A. Messina
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Pub Date Dec 06 2012 | Archive Date Apr 02 2014
Description
Henry Jacobson, a robot in the 13th upgrade, can’t process the data. Sure, humans can follow simple instructions to sweep floors and do other menial tasks that robots don’t want to do, but they can’t do anything complicated. Humans are just simple gadgets invented to make the lives of robots easier.
Then his dad’s boss gives them a HueManTech ETC-420- GX-2 and Henry’s life is turned upside down. This human unit is like no other. It can read, play video games and, it seems to Henry, think for itself. In fact, the more time Henry spends with the ETC, the more the gadget seems less like a human unit and more like a full-fledged robot with thoughts and feelings.
But that’s not possible. Is it? And if the ETC really is as smart as it seems, Henry can’t help but wonder: Is the human just the next-generation technology or a secret government weapon that will ultimately destroy them all?
A Note From the Publisher
Advance Praise
"Remarkable, hilarious, exciting...a smart little novel with a catchy hook I've not seen in a book for kids before." --Elizabeth Bird of School Library Journal's Fuse #8 Blog.
"Remarkable, hilarious, exciting...a smart little novel with a catchy hook I've not seen in a book for kids before." --Elizabeth Bird of School Library Journal's Fuse #8 Blog.
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EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9780984901838 |
PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
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