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by - written on 23/09/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Wendel is a mouse and an inventor/engineer. He lives in a workshop and invents (i.e. builds) things all the time. If something doesn't work, he just chucks it down the chute and it ends up on a gigantic scrap heap outside. One day Wendel decides that it's time to tidy and makes a robot called Clunk to help him. However, Clunk is somehow hapless and thus ends up on a scrap heap while Wendel creates a super-tidying robot named Wendelbot. Wendelbot works indeed, in fact he tidies everything perfectly, including shredding umbrellas and reducing machinery to bolts & raw materials, and eventually lays his eyes on Wendel himself... Having escaped to ... Read the complete review
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