Space Kid: Fallen Allies

By William Kelleher

About the Book
William Kelleher has been writing books since pre-school, but his book-making career changed in kindergarten. On his sixth birthday, he created four characters that would change the course of history forever. Space Pig, Lenchen, Space Bear, and Space Dog became his latest obsession. He continued writing wacky adventures for these characters and added more and more characters to his arsenal.
In third grade, Kelleher added two more monumental characters, Space Kid and Ninja Penguin. After making multiple comic and short adventures for these characters, on July 22, 2021, at 6:45 P.M.(Eastern Standard Time) he started work on Space Kid: Fallen Allies and made it his first full-length novel. He lives with his mom, dad, two brothers, fish, dog, two turtles, and a hamster on Long Island and is currently 14 years old.

• Language: English
• Publisher: RoseDog Books
• Release date: Jul 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798889256816

Book preview

Chapter 1

Sweat poured down Space Kid’s face. He, Ninja Penguin, and Turtle Boy were in front of Satan himself. Deaddangle, Arctic Wolf, and Shark Boy were up there with Satan.

You’re never going to get away with this, you deranged lunatic! Space Kid shouted.

I already did! Satan boomed. He snapped his fingers and as if they were hypnotized, the villains shouted, ALL HAIL SATAN! ALL HAIL SATAN!

Ninja Penguin, NOW! Turtle Boy shouted. Ninja Penguin shot Satan in the face with ice. Space Kid and Turtle Boy got the other villains who were recovering from their hypnotic state and Space Kid radioed his ship.

Space Pig, start the engines! Space Kid got on board, put the villains in the cell, headed up to the cockpit, and flew away.

Chapter 2

"Where should we take these idiots and hide?" Space Kid asked.

How about The Turtle? Turtle Boy asked.

No. My ship can’t go in the water, Space Kid said.

How about the South Pole? Ninja Penguin asked.

Okay, Space Kid agreed. His ship flew over Midtown Manhattan as Space Kid turned around the Bullet. People on the streets below looked up and stared at Space Kid’s ship in fear as it passed by.