Robotfish

<p>“Daddy doesn't like me” or “Bobby thinks I'm ugly”. Daddy never told his son he doesn't like him nor did Bobby ever tell Suzie she's ugly – these are <strong>ASSUMPTIONS</strong> based upon an incomplete story coupled with an overactive imagination and they can play terrible tricks on a young mind. </p><p>In the case of RobotFish it awakens to find an awful “truth” – it's a robot... but it's ALSO a fish and “robots and water DON'T get along”. Why does it think it's a fish? Because it LOOKS like one. Upset that anybody would do something a heartless as making a fish that can't swim in water it escapes the lab. </p><p>Only when it finally returns to the lab and actually ASKS the scientists a series of questions (something it should have done right away) does RobotFish learn the real truth.... and it's nothing close to what it had imagined.</p><p>Robotfish is part of the Little Sponges series of books written and illustrated by Brandon Morino. The books act as both entertainment and as a tool for parents to help their children understand life covering a range of human behaviors found in children -- from assumption to fear. These behaviors or causes of these behaviors are explained with characters and stories designed for a young mind to easily grasp</p>