Starship Bloopers (Galaxy's Most Wanted, Book 3)
John Kloepfer
Language: English
Pages: 71
ISBN: 2:00355414
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Kid genius Kevin Brewer and his friends are blasting off into space in the final installment of John Kloepfer's hilarious illustrated middle grade series Galaxy's Most Wanted, a perfect fit for reluctant readers.
You'd think saving the universe not once but twice would buy you a little time off. Not so for Kevin Brewer and his science-camp buddies. They've just got word that their favorite comic book author, Max Grayson, is in terrible danger—and so is the universe! The kids have no choice but to head to outer space to save their hero and prevent a diabolic breed of aliens from annihilating their home galaxy.
and special air defense artillery. In return, the Glomms give them all the intelligence about the future they need to stop anything dangerous to galactic security. So as long as the Glomms have control of the future-telling crystals and the means to stop an attack . . . then it’s impossible for anyone to get past them. Even the Sfinks,” Phirf finished. “That’s not true anymore,” Klyk jumped in. “The Sfinks are getting closer. They seem to have a way to get to the crystals.” “Even still,” Phirf
books. “Jackpot!” Warner said, heading straight for the stacks of unpublished Max Greyson originals. “We’ve got to get this thing off him,” Kevin said. “They’re sucking him dry!” Kevin reached for the telepathy helmet, but Tara pulled him away from Max. “Not so fast!” she said. “We don’t want to short circuit him. . . .” Tara and TJ stepped up behind the wheelchair and examined the Sfinks’ contraption. “This ain’t gonna be easy,” TJ said, shaking his head. “Looks complicated.” “You guys
Max said. “You’re welcome, Max, but first things first,” TJ said, fiddling with the shrink ray’s settings. “Let’s get you back up to size.” TJ lined up Max Greyson on the viewfinder of the shrink ray and fired the laser. The shrink ray zapped and the comic book author grew back to normal human size. “Now for your wheelchair.” TJ aimed the shrink ray again, but Max stopped him. “That’s okay,” he said. “I’ll be all right without it.” Klyk pulled back on the accelerator for a moment so they could
missiles at the back of the computer. The machine erupted into flames and blew the two Sfinks out of their chairs. The kids’ mini cruiser soared backward from the explosion, too. Warner spun them around toward the door and they whizzed toward it. Just then, the third Sfink ran back into the room to see what was wrong, and they zoomed past him and back into the hallway of sector seven. “Whooo!” Kevin shouted as they cruised down the corridor back the way they came. “Way to go, guys!” Tara
stream of blue-green fluid oozed from a stump at its shoulder, as if the arm had been blown off. Kevin watched as the alien’s appendage slowly began to grow back, inch by inch, creating a new one where the missing limb had been. “Yo, check it out,” said Warner. “His arm’s growing back!” “What the heck are those things?” Tara asked. “I feel like we should totally be hiding right now.” Klyk came over and looked out at the small group of gooey alien blobs. “It’s okay. Those are the Glomms. They