The Trouble With Robots by Michelle Mohrweis

It's for the lonely kids and the goofy kids and the kids who find friendship in the people they never expected. It's for the 'troublemakers' like Allie who are drowning in a million worries and spiraling in a way they don't know how to stop. It's for the autistic kids like Evelyn who are trying so hard to accomplish their goals and make sense of the world. This book is for the kids who don't always feel like they fit in, for the kids who are trying so hard to figure out the whole friendship thing. I really hope you as the reader will enjoy it as well. This book is for the kids who don't always feel like they fit in, for the kids who are trying so hard to figure out the Given that I'm the author, I'm a bit biased, but I love this book so much.

Given that I'm the author, I'm a bit biased, but I love this book so much.

Young readers will love the fast pace of this story and the endearing voice, and it will be a perfect hit for fans of anything horror!. I really love the vast variety of autistic rep we are seeing in the kidlit world lately, and Izzy adds her own unique self to that. So many little things ressonated with me, even as Izzy also had her own set of traits and habits far different than my own. I really enjoyed reading it.Īnd did I mention, the main character is autistic? As an autistic reader myself, I LOVE seeing that rep in stories. Reynolds manages to blend the moods together so well. The story is fun at times and heartbreaking at others, fast paced and exciting and happy, yet also so spooky and scary. Izzy is so brave and wonderful and autistic and I loved everything about her! From the way she grapples with finding herself alone at the end of the world, to how she follows the clues and figures out what to do, it was fantastic. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

The Trouble With Robots by Michelle Mohrweis