by Victor Celaj (6th)

Hilo is a great book. In fact, it is one of my favorites, and I want other kids to see what I saw in it. You might be asking, “Victor, what makes this book so good that you made an article about it?” That is exactly what this article is about.

Hilo is about a kid from another dimension, a place where robots do everything to help humans. They wash dishes, help pick out food, and take care of all the dirty work while humans relax. One robot rebelled, and his name is Razorwark. He destroyed Hilo’s world, and Hilo tried to stop him but failed.

This book has a lot of plot twists and characters who seem good but are actually bad. One example is Izzy, Hilo’s sister, who is also a robot. Her mark is the letter “I,” while Hilo’s mark is “H.” These marks are part of an alphabetical system that goes from A to Z.

Hilo and Izzy are the only robots from this alphabetical group that we see, and Hilo is actually a copy of Razorwark. They used to work together, but now Izzy works with Razorwark to help destroy the world.

One reason you should read this book is because it is humorous. Some of the characters are really funny, even during serious moments. Their personalities can make parts of the story entertaining and exciting. Even if you do not think the characters are funny, that is okay because there are still many other enjoyable parts of the book.

The book also has serious moments. One serious part is when a main character betrays the group. Another is when the world is put in danger. These moments make the story more intense and exciting.

There are also sad parts in the story. Again, one of the main characters betrays the team, and there are emotional moments involving family members and loss. These parts make readers care more about the characters.

Another thing that makes this book creative is the art style. I really like the way the book is drawn, and the illustrations help make the story even better.

Hilo is a great book for readers who enjoy fiction, superheroes, robots, and action-packed adventures. If you like those kinds of stories, then this is definitely the book for you.