Do Robots Get Space Sick?

Do Robots Get Space Sick? book cover
Dear readers In a time of universal prosperity technology and good will Earth is still the home base for a thriving human civilization which has spread across 50 or so planets In addition to these colonies the people of Earth are on friendly terms with hundreds of alien civilizations Some of these aliens are humanoid some are animal-like and a few are truly unique Almost all the civilizations Earth is in contact with are friendly and military aggression is extremely rare but that has not always been the case For many generations conflicts and misunderstandings led to a galaxy in continual war But this all began to change in U-year 13,154,333,701 when a visionary alien named Eno Therru called all the alien civilizations together for the first Galaxy Games With a mix of space science facts and science-fiction fun the Galaxy Games series stars 12-year-old twins Gemma and Jones Team Earth’s very own out-of-this-world athletes The twins travel from planet to planet with their teammates to compete in the biannual Galaxy Games This series is nonsequential so you can enjoy them in any order And when the reading fun is done there’s lots of bonus stuff to dive into including jokes fun facts scientist bios websites to visit and more These books are a real blast Happy reading Rourke Educational Media 3
Do Robots Get Space Sick?

Do Robots Get Space Sick?

Earth kids meet alien kids in this action-packed series that follows young athletes throughout the universe competing in the Galaxy Games. Can they compete against a robot though?

About This Book

By: Theo Baker
Illustrated by: Alex Lopez
Published by: Rourke Educational Media
7-9Age Range
4.3 AR
44Pages
Science FictionSubject
660LLexile
45-60 minsReading Time
NGuided Reading
NFountas & Pinnell
30DRA