The Wild Robot Escapes
Peter Brown
Top 10 Best Quotes
“An uncomfortable question popped into Jaya's mind. "Roz, don't take this the wrong way," she began, "but is it possible that you are defective?" "Don't say that, Jaya!" cried her brother. "No, it is okay," said the robot. "I have asked myself that same question. I do not feel defective. I feel . . . different. Is being different the same as being defective?" "I don't think so," said Jaya. "Or else we're all a little defective.”
“Reader, there's another important quality that children possess. In addition to being sneaky and smart, they're also compassionate. Children care about others, and about the world.”
“but we didn’t need a robot until my wife died.” Those last words hung in the air for a while.”
“Oscar ran after them, barking, “Is that food? It smells like food! I want food!”
“Of course I’ll be okay,” the cow panted. “I’m old, but I’m feisty. Those wolves don’t scare me.”
“have asked myself that same question. I do not feel defective. I feel … different. Is being different the same as being defective?” “I don’t think so,” said Jaya. “Or else we’re all a little defective.”
“but we didn’t need a robot until my wife died.”
“We needed you to save this place.”
“The man reached down and pressed an important little button on the back of the robot’s head. Click.”
“Tess is right,” said Roz. “I may never make it home. If I were a bird, like my son, I could fly home all on my own, anytime I wanted. But I am only a robot.”
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