Description A robot sibling made with Frank's own two hands has run away from home! Frank really wants a little sibling, but his mom keeps saying, "Let's think about it." So Frank decides to make a sibling to play with, all by himself. He draws up plans, gathers parts, and gets to work. And he succeeds in building a robot brother! He names him Stan. Now that he has a robot brother, Frank does everything together with Stan. Stan the robot listens well to Frank's parents and has a wonderful time with Frank. But one day, something big happens—Frank's mom gives birth to a real baby sister, Mary, and places her in his arms. That's when the trouble begins. From then on, Frank spends more and more time with his baby sister Mary, and less and less time with his robot brother Stan. Stan starts to feel left out. Feeling like he's no longer needed, Stan decides to leave and walks out of the house. Once Stan is gone, the whole family worries about him and misses him deeply. Worried about his robot brother, Frank sets out to find Stan himself. Will Stan be able to come back home with Frank, into the arms of his family? This story follows Stan, a robot brother who feels lonely and left out, on his journey to becoming a true member of the family. Though the story is told through the imaginative lens of a robot sibling, children often feel this same sense of loneliness in everyday life—when they sense that love and attention from siblings or those around them seems to be fading as they grow up. Through this book, children can learn about the enduring power of family love and attention, and find the strength to overcome those feelings of being left out. "I Love My Robot Brother" uses the imaginative story of an extraordinary robot named Stan becoming part of an ordinary family to deliver a heartfelt message about growth, belonging, and love.