How to Train Your Evil Robot

He's three inches tall. He has enormous plans. And he's about to learn a very important lesson.

How to Train Your Evil Robot is the wildly funny picture book that helps kids make sense of the AI world they're already living in -- without any of the anxiety, and with all of the laughs. One kid, one skeptical dog, and one very overconfident robot walk readers through what AI can do, what it can't, and why being human is still pretty great.

Perfect for curious kids, savvy parents, and anyone who wants to stay one step ahead of the robots.

• The funniest AI book your kid will ever read -- a tiny robot with massive ambitions meets his match in one clever kid and their very unimpressed dog
• Finally -- a way to talk to your kids about AI that's actually fun, age-appropriate, and doesn't require a computer science degree
• Smart, funny, and wildly timely -- covers what AI can do (and what it definitely cannot) in a way that sticks with kids ages 4-8
• Comics-style art and laugh-out-loud storytelling make every page an adventure -- even the big ideas feel like play
• The must-have gift for the AI age -- because every kid is growing up with technology, and this book makes that hilarious instead of scary

A Brazilian author and artist, Eduardo has been captivated by storytelling since childhood and has always dreamed of creating comics. His work explores the joys and complexities of life and friendships, brought to life through his distinct artistic voice. Over the years, Eduardo has worked with renowned publishers like Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Oni Press, Comixology Originals, and Panini, establishing himself as a celebrated creator in the comic book world. When he's not crafting his next story at the drawing table, Eduardo enjoys quality time with his 4-year-old son, Gabriel, or hitting the road in his beloved vintage car. Follow Eduardo on Instagram (https: //www.instagram.com/hellatoons) and his personal website (https: //www.stoutclub.com)

Joy McCullough is an award-winning author (National Book Award longlist, ALA Morris Award finalist, PW Flying Start) of picture books, middle grade, and YA. Her books have been JLG Selections, Indie Next Selections, finalists for the Washington State Book Award, and a NYT bestseller. She writes books and plays from her home in the Seattle area, where she lives with her husband and two children.