Eager

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 * **Table of Contents**

Characters

 * Eager:** Or EGR3, a robot that is new to the world, and is much like a human baby. He needs to learn about things that regular robots and humans need to understand. When his creator gives him to the Bells, he starts an exciting life like no other robot. And all this while he has one question in his head: What is it like to be alive?

Setting
The story took place at the end of the 21st century, most of the time in the Bells' house, where the Bells live with their high-tech futuristic things. They took Eager there, after they bought him in the city right next to their suburban house. The house was built by Mr. Bell, who built buildings for LifeCorp, a company that practically runs the world. There was a brick wall around the house, because the Bells wanted their right for privacy, but they didn't want people to be totally locked out of seeing their futuristic home.

Problem
The problem in Eager is that new, eerily human-like robots called the BDC4s are acting very strangely, they are kidnapping their owners, and keeping them hostage in their own house, so it is not only a problem for BDC4 owners, but really the whole world, including the Bells and their two robots. Some of the BDC4s even try to kidnap Eager, thinking that he is an enemy to them. It is up to Eager, Fleur Bell and Gavin Bell to save their family...and the world.

The story is told from the author's point of view. I know this because it always seemed like the book was referring to the characters by their names. If the story said "I" or "my" in most parts of the story, then it would have been easy to see that the book was being told by the character's point of view.

The climax of the story comes up in the story when Fleur, Gavin, and Eager suspect that something is wrong with the BDC4s. When they saw one of the BDC4s harm it's owner, Fleur's friend Marcia, they suspected that there was something odd with what was going on. After that, Gavin followed Marcia home, and when he told Fleur what he did, they called Marcia and she said that she was even scared of Bodicea (her BDC4) which was even weirder. The robots were made to help and care for humans, not to scare them. But while this was all going on, Eager was looking after the BDC4s too...

Resolution
When the BDC4s are shut down, the world goes back to being like it's normal self. Of course, the technocrats who created the evil robots are a little mad, but the world is pretty much normal. Of course, Eager does not know that the BDC4s are being shut down, and he accidentially "breaks" trying to save a technocrat from them. Even so, after all of the chaos is over with, a new law is made, and that story goes on into the second book, //__**Eager's Nephew**__//.

=Book Reviews=

How many stars do you give it on a scale of 1-5?
I would give **__Eager__** a definet 5 out of 5, a great science fiction book that will grab your attention on the first few pages!- ces-cole