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    Max the Sensitive Robot

    By SA Hauntdin

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    Max is different from the other robots; he can feel the pain of others. The other robots say Max is not robotic enough to be one of them and the only human who understands Max is his creator, Dr. Remington. Max struggles to find a place for himself in the world while continuing to help others.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSA Hauntdin
    Release dateAug 23, 2016
    ISBN9781370779048
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    Max the Sensitive Robot
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    SA Hauntdin

    I love writing. About all kinds of things. Rather than join a newspaper, work for a corporate entity or align with a political party, I want a place to write freely. That is, free from censorship, free from editors who may have a conflict of interest. Free from restriction or self-consciousness.

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