The Robot Soccer Competition

Book 2

From the Series The Robot Makers

  • Interest Level: Grade 4 - Grade 8
  • Reading Level: Grade 4

The competition is on!

Ever since La Ion transferred to a new school, the school’s robot soccer club has been begging him to join. As the school’s battle robot team also asks La Ion to be a member, he’ll learn how a rivalry between the clubs started. And before long, he’ll take his first shots in a robot soccer competition. When an opponent tries to win by smashing his competition, will La Ion’s soccer experience help him outwit the bully? Will he and his new friends still take home a trophy? The Robot Soccer Competition, book two in the Robot Makers manhwa series, adds more to the club’s story as it explains the mechanical elements of a robot, the ancestors of robots, automatons, and the work of early inventors.

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Interest Level Grade 4 - Grade 8
Reading Level Grade 4
Genre Graphic Novels, Science
Copyright 2023
Publisher Lerner Publishing Group
Imprint Graphic Universe ™
Language English
Number of Pages 160
Publication Date 2023-10-03
Text Type Fiction—Action/Adventure
BISACS JUV008010, JUV056000, JUV032150
Dewey 741.5/973
Dimensions 6.25 x 9
Guided Reading Level T
Features Original artwork, Reviewed, and Sidebars

Author: Podoal Friend

Podoal Friend is a writing collective in South Korea focused on informative stories for young readers. Their work includes The Robot Makersseries.

Illustrator: Hong Jong-hyun

Hong Jong-hyun studied at the Department of Cartoon Arts of Kongju National University in Gongju, South Korea, before drawing numerous graphic novels. He now lives and works in South Korea.

Reviews

School Library Journal

“Important and relevant themes, such as fitting in and respecting one another’s interests, lie at the root of the story, making this title much more than just a fun ruckus with robotics. Building on all that it does right in the previous volume, the series continues to be an enjoyable manga for young readers that’ll teach them plenty of lessons applicable inside and outside the classroom.”—School Library Journal