Description

Robo is a curious young learner, just like the readers. In this adventure, Robo is introduced to the magic of video calls by his friend, as she connects with her grandparents from across the world.
Through simple conversations, playful moments, and gentle explanations, Robo learns about time differences, distance, and the special ways technology helps us stay connected. At the same time, he discovers something even more important, that while video calls bring us closer, nothing quite replaces being together in real life.
Perfect for children aged 3 to 5, Robo and the Video Call introduces early concepts of communication and time in a warm, engaging, and easy-to-understand way. With relatable characters and everyday experiences, this story encourages curiosity, learning, and meaningful connections.

About The Author 

Chahak Agrawal is a storyteller with a background in psychology and user experience research, with a deep interest in how people, especially children, learn, think, and interact with the world around them. Through her work, she has spent years understanding human behavior, curiosity, and the ways we make sense of new ideas.
The idea for the Robo series began close to home. What started as a simple story written for her nieces and nephews soon grew into something more. As Chahak shared these stories, she realized that many children today are growing up surrounded by technology but don’t always have simple, age-appropriate ways to understand it. This inspired her to turn Robo’s adventures into books that other children, and their families, could enjoy together.
Through Robo, she hopes to gently introduce young readers to modern concepts like artificial intelligence and communication, while keeping the focus on curiosity, connection, and human relationships. Each story is designed to spark questions, encourage learning, and remind children that while technology can help us connect, the most meaningful moments come from being together.
When she’s not writing, Chahak enjoys spending time with family, exploring new ideas, and finding inspiration in everyday moments of curiosity.