"There's plenty of 'clank,' without a trace of 'clunk' in this rib-tickling double debut; readers, too, will be riveted. (Picture book. 5-8)"
Here the world goes not to the dogs, but to the tin folk, as a delighted young narrator sees them everywhere: "Robots riding on the bus. / Buying stuff at Bolts ‘R' Us. / Playing catch with sewer grates. / Eating nuts off metal plates."
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