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Last week we announced that MJ Ware’s Zack & Zoey’s Alien Apocalypse is our Kids Corner Book of the Week and the sponsor of our student reviews and of thousands of great bargains in the Kids Book category:
Now we’re back to offer a free Kids Corner excerpt, and if you aren’t among those who have downloaded this one already, you’re in for a treat!
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Zack & Zoey’s Alien Apocalypse -or- Alien Busting Ninja Adventure (Z&Z Book 1)
by MJ Ware
4.5 stars – 51 Reviews
Kindle Price: currently FREE!
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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When hungry aliens begin their ‘rain’ of terror, break out the umbrellas–the aliens can’t eat you with an umbrella shoved in their huge mouths.
Looking for yummy human tenders, Admiral Nact-bauk invades the local school. Zack and Zoey lead the counterattack armed with rulers, protractors, and dodge balls.
They might have a chance, if Nact-bauk didn’t gulp down the only teacher brave enough to stand up to him. Even worse, he forces Zoey onboard the alien vessel for dinner–along with a bucket of honey-mustard sauce.
Zack will do just about anything to save her. If Principal Blathers won’t help, Zack sees no choice but to ‘borrow’ the principal’s car. Chasing the alien saucers, he meets up with a wrinkly WWII hero who thinks he knows the alien’s weakness: electric toothbrushes.
Wielding only umbrellas and battery-powered dental weapons, things look grim. Even if the pair manage to rescue Zoey, there’s the small matter of escaping a spacecraft flying at over two hundred miles an hour.
Can you say, Jetpacks?
Zack & Zoey’s Alien Apocalypse is approximately 17,000 words (similar in length to Diary of a Wimpy Kid) and contains no cursing or strong language.
And here, for your reading pleasure, is our free excerpt: