The Boy Who Crashed to Earth
A boy falls from the sky and lands on Earth, where he befriends a human boy and together they try to stop an evil robot from destroying the world.
Book Series · 11 Books
In order from The Boy Who Crashed to Earth to The Great Space Iguana.
A boy falls from the sky and lands on Earth, where he befriends a human boy and together they try to stop an evil robot from destroying the world.
11 books · Published 2015–2025
A boy falls from the sky and lands on Earth, where he befriends a human boy and together they try to stop an evil robot from destroying the world.
A robot from another dimension tries to stop an evil robot from taking over the world.
A boy and his friends try to rescue a girl who got sucked into a portal.
A boy must navigate his newfound powers and his place in the world while confronting an evil robot that threatens humanity
A boy and his robot friend try to save the world from an evil robot.
A robot tries to save a planet from destruction with the help of his friends.
Magic returns, and only Gina can see it. Can she save the world?
A twisted timeline unleashes chaos. Can Gina restore order before it's too late?
Gina faces a time-bending quest to save the world with unexpected allies.
A magical boarding school hides secrets. Can Polly solve the mystery before more students vanish?
A space iguana crash-lands, and D.J. must save the universe from cosmic chaos.
There are 11 books in the Hilo series. It began with The Boy Who Crashed to Earth in 2015, and the newest book, The Great Space Iguana, was published in 2025.
The series is best for ages 7–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Rise of the Cat is the longest book in the series at 8,065 words (240 pages).
All the Pieces Fit is the shortest at 5,011 words (224 pages).
The authors and illustrators who bring Hilo to life.
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