As much as I enjoyed the original, I thought this one was even better, and a voracious third grade reader recently agreed with me.
Pros: Roz’s fans will not be disappointed with this sequel. Molovo realizes Roz belongs back on the island after giving her a new body, the doctor takes her home, and the story ends with, “The wild robot was back where she belonged.” 288 pages grades 3-7. After nearly being destroyed once again, she ends up in the lab of Dr.
Leaving the farm is only the beginning on her journey to the island, Roz deals with vengeful wolves, rivers to cross, and the RECO robots who captured her in the first book. Eventually, the two children find out about her past although they have come to love, her, they know she belongs on the island and they help with her escape. But she is homesick for her island home, and as she goes about her farm work, she thinks about how she can get back there. Being Roz, she soon bonds with the cows, as well as with Jaya and Jad, the two children who live on the farm. As the curtain rises on Act 2, Roz is being delivered to Hilltop Farm, where she is assigned care of the cows and other farm chores.
Summary: When we last saw Roz, she had been captured and was in pieces, flying away from her beloved island and her goose son, Brightbill.
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