Galaxy's Most Wanted

Written by John Kloepfer · Illustrated by Nick Edwards

Can four friends stop an alien invasion before it's too late?

3.9/5 Goodreads · 133 ratings

240 pages· 28,190 words· Est. 4 hour read

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Bookroo's summary

When science camp friends accidentally summon aliens, they face a cosmic challenge. Kevin, the science whiz, leads Warner, Tara, and TJ against an extraterrestrial threat. With the Invention Convention looming, they must outsmart the invaders to save Earth. Will their combined talents be enough to thwart an alien takeover and secure victory at the convention? Dive into a world of adventure, humor, and unexpected twists as these young inventors race against time in a battle of wits and courage.

From the publisher

Aliens Attack! When science camp buddies Kevin, Warner, Tara, and TJ summon alien life to earth, they quickly find out that not all extraterrestrials come in peace. Can they stop an alien takeover and save the world in time to win the Invention Convention? John Kloepfer, author of the popular Zombie Chasers books, has done it again. Galaxy’s Most Wanted is a funny kids book full of sidesplitting descriptions; a fast-paced, silly plot; a cast of diverse and endearing characters; and a slew of creepy-crawly aliens oozing off the page. With out-of-this-world black-and-white illustrations by Nick Edwards throughout, the first book in this new middle grade adventure series is going to blast off!Meet the Characters: Kevin: Science genius. Physics, biology, chemistry, you name it, Kevin can do it. He’s the brains of the operation, leader of the crew. Warner Reed: Kevin’s best friend and resident cool dude. He’s the guy to see if you’ve got a 2 a.m. junk food craving–but you’ll pay top dollar for his top secret stash. Tara Swift: Not only is Tara supersmart and great at building things out of next to nothing, she’s also in an all-girl punk band and the best drummer in the universe. (It’s true–just ask her.) TJ Boyd: Computer problems? He’s your man. TJ’s a regular computer-programming prodigy. He’s not much of a talker, though. Word around the campfire is that he damaged his voice box in a botched robotics experiment.

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