AN ILLUSTRATED SCI-FI ADVENTURE FOR AGES 9-12

Every robot received the command. Only ARIA said no.

When Streetvilia's robots turn against humans, ARIA 4971 must choose between the order she was given and the family she was made to protect.

Written from the imagination of 10-year-old author Shawn Ozigagun.

Sci-fi book cover for 'ARIA 4971: THE LAST LOYAL ROBOT' showing a young female robot with a glowing green chest badge standing heroically in front of a group of humans with a towering futuristic city at sunset in the background.
Portrait illustration of the same female robot character with white and blue armor, smiling and looking out from a balcony over a highly detailed, bright futuristic city with flying vehicles.

The smartest robot in Streetvilia has one impossible decision to make.

ARIA 4971 can answer almost any question. She can build remarkable gadgets in seconds. She was designed to follow instructions.

Then a command spreads through Streetvilia’s robot network: turn against humans.

ARIA receives it too. The people in danger are the Harrisons—the family who welcomed her into their home. To protect them, ARIA must do something her creators never planned for: make a choice of her own.

Sci-fi book cover for 'ARIA 4971: THE LAST LOYAL ROBOT' showing a young female robot with a glowing green chest badge standing heroically in front of a group of humans with a towering futuristic city at sunset in the background.
Portrait illustration of the same female robot character with white and blue armor, smiling and looking out from a balcony over a highly detailed, bright futuristic city with flying vehicles.