This message is also reinforced by XR_935’s Family Unit (his parents). The Last Human is set in a world of technology, a world dominated by a president who addresses the robots on a daily basis to spread the message that humans are evil. It isn’t just a physical journey for Emma and the robots but also an emotional one and it often throws into question all that XR_935 has grown up understanding and believing.

Despite having no idea what they will find and despite being obliged to report a prohibited LifeForm, the three robots defy their President’s orders and accompany Emma on an eventful and dangerous journey into the mountains.ĭuring the journey XR_935 learns more about communicating with a human and is exposed to human jokes.

One day they are astonished to discover a human girl, Emma, hiding near their workspace and are unsure how to react to the situation.Įmma has a map and needs help getting to a place marked by a red dot. The Story: Every day twelve year old XR_935 works with robots, SkD and Ceeron. The robots make a decision, a decision which will ultimately affect everybody’s lives, not just their own… One day a young robot XR_935, and his co-workers discover a human girl, Emma, and are thrown into quandary as they decide how to deal with the situation – they have always been told how evil humans are and how much better their world is without them. This was an absolutely MARVELOUS story (huge kudos and thank you to the author) with exactly the right narrator who did a fantastic job! Although the two main characters are 12 years old and there is some 'younger readers' content, it was also full of thoughtful explorations of the good and bad of humanity while being full of rapid-paced action and many thrills! The author and narrator made me care deeply about his characters, figuratively biting my nails as they faced dangers.In The Last Human, robots have taken over the world and humans are extinct. This book has just the one narrator and no sound effects, and at first I didn't think it would be as good as 'Interview,' but I actually ended up enjoying this even more. I've started two others by other authors, but they haven't grabbed me yet (I'm still continuing with them). My first was this author's Amazon Original of 'Interview With A Robot,' and I loved that one, which was a full production with multiple voices and some sound effects, immediately. This is only my 2nd audio book finished (I'm a massive lifetime reader, but new to audio). WOW!!! Wonderful story, perfectly narrated!

Lee bacon the last human