Comments on: Isaac Asimov’s Robot City Book 4: Prodigy by Byron Cover http://www.scifi-review.net/isaac-asimovs-robot-city-book-4-prodigy-by-byron-cover.html Various reviews related to Science Fiction in books, movies, TV, and games Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:08:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Lianna http://www.scifi-review.net/isaac-asimovs-robot-city-book-4-prodigy-by-byron-cover.html/comment-page-1#comment-164346 Lianna Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:14:25 +0000 http://www.scifi-review.net/blog/?p=19#comment-164346 In this fourth book of the Robot City series, the group of stranded travelers make an unlikely family. There is Derec with amnesia, Ariel with a deadly disease, Wolruf the alien, and Mandelbrot the robot made of spare parts. Things in Robot City take an interesting turn when robots start to form their own philosophies and stretch outside of their programmed duties. They start reasoning on their own and create art in many different ways. This part of the series was brilliantly written, and I loved the way Shakespeare was incorporated into this story. The personalities and struggles of the robots came to life, and at the end of the book I could not wait to start the next book. In this fourth book of the Robot City series, the group of stranded travelers make an unlikely family. There is Derec with amnesia, Ariel with a deadly disease, Wolruf the alien, and Mandelbrot the robot made of spare parts. Things in Robot City take an interesting turn when robots start to form their own philosophies and stretch outside of their programmed duties. They start reasoning on their own and create art in many different ways.

This part of the series was brilliantly written, and I loved the way Shakespeare was incorporated into this story. The personalities and struggles of the robots came to life, and at the end of the book I could not wait to start the next book.

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