Ryan believes aliens are out there. Zog believes humans are out there. What if they're both right?
On Earth, Ryan can't stop wondering about life beyond the stars. While other kids are busy with everyday adventures, he's watching the skies, searching for clues, and hoping that somewhere in the universe, someone might be searching too.
Far away, on a distant planet, a curious little alien named Zog has a theory of his own:
Humans are real.
The other aliens aren't so sure.
But Ryan and Zog have something in common. Neither is willing to stop believing simply because everyone else has doubts.
A Galactic Adventure 1: First Contact brings together the first two stories in **The Galactic Adventure Series-**The Quest to Find Little Green Friends and Zog the Little Alien Who Believed in Humans-in one imaginative collection filled with aliens, humor, discovery, friendship, and plenty of questions about what might be waiting beyond our world.
Why Kids and Parents Will Love A Galactic Adventure 1
Two sides of one big question - A boy searches for aliens while an alien searches for proof of humans.Curiosity drives the adventure - Ryan and Zog aren't afraid to ask questions, investigate, and wonder about the unknown.A celebration of believing in possibilities - Both characters keep searching even when others aren't convinced.Space, aliens, humor, and discovery - An accessible introduction to science-fiction adventure for young readers.Young characters kids can root for - Ryan and Zog each take center stage in their own search for answers.Two Galactic Adventures in One Book
A Galactic Adventure 1: First Contact brings together Books 1 and 2 of The Galactic Adventure Series in one complete volume-the perfect place to begin the series before continuing the adventure in A Galactic Adventure 2: The Goo, The Gate, The Galaxy.
Recommended for young readers ages 5-10, especially kids who love aliens, outer space, mysteries, adventure, humor, and stories fueled by big imaginations.
Two worlds. Two believers. And one universe that's about to get a whole lot smaller.