The Robots of Dawn Audiobook

" Insightful, and quite brilliant. "

" THE ROBOTS OF DAWN has some flaws, but it kept my interest throughout. It's definitely worth reading. "

" Not my favorite Asimov book. I have been revisiting several of the Foundation-Robot books/stories I had enjoyed years ago to see how they held up over time. In this one, I found too much discussion, not much action. I did enjoy seeing how the differing psychology of Auroran-Solarian-Earth cultures worked out. (A minor note: I was listening to this as an audiobook and found Baley's endless and needless repetition of Gladia's name during their conversations to be extremely unnatural and annoying.) "

" Fourth novel in the Elijah Bailey Robot Detective series -- all of which are well worth the time spent readng them. "

" I always knew it! "

" Fantastic. Once again, later Asimov proves to be infinitely superior to the already terrific early Asimov. If only more Sci-fi could live up to the immersion, complexity, and lasting relevance that Asimov generates in his fiction. "

" Third Elijah Baley & R. Daneel Olivaw novel. "

" On Aurora, a robot is murdered. Baley and Daneel must clear Dr. Han Fastolfe, the only roboticist capable. This book introduces Giskard. A central character in Robots and Empire. "

" I found the pace of this book much too slow at times. Interesting, but lengthier than it needed it be. "

" Pretty good. Some of the same irritating late-career traits as with the later Foundation books, though, and Lucas-esque overdone foreshadowing, but still an enjoyable plot. "

" Another great Asimov book. This is where Olivaw finally fully takes center stage. "

" Wonderful series - the more I read the more I enjoy the entire collection of Asimov books. "

" Interesting mystery with some fantastic characters and visions of the future. It's interesting the way the psychology of the characters is looked at in future situations which aren't applicable at the moment. "

" Detective Elijah Bailey travels to the planet Aurora to investigate the murder of the most advanced robot in the universe. The characters remained two-dimensional and the motives rather unconvincing, but the twist at the very end made the read worthwhile. "

" Giskard O_O "

" I read this a long time ago. Just noting that I actually have a signed copy of this book, signed in person by the author at a children's book convention I attended many, many years ago. "

" Good book, as long as you don't mind the slow, after-the-fact type of investigation genre. Think Hercule Poirot mysteries set in a sci-fi world. There is a big, big twist at the end, definitely worth sticking it out if you're an Asimov fan at all. "

" I didn't guess the ending either :) "

" Quite a good story. Another space detective novel in the series that follows very well from the previous ones. "

" Part of the excellent series featuring policeman Elijah Bayley & his robot sidekick Daneel -- all worth the plunge into another fascinating world created by one of the geniuses of imagination. "

" A very good read. Typical Asimov, I love the set up for typing things together with Foundation. This was a audio book for me. "

" My favorite title from Asimov's Robots series. "

" Not only was Asimov a terrific science fiction writer, but he could write mysteries that were just as enchanting as his SF. I love all his robot mysteries. "

" This is the third book in the Robot series. It is along the same lines of the first two, although it focuses more on dialog and robotic/human relationships instead of action. I liked both Daneel and Giskard, but Gladia isn't my favorite heroine. "

" My favorite of the Robot books, and one of my favorite Asimov books. "

" Great book. I have read the series many times. "

" A real zinger. You don't find out the truth until the last chapter! "