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Space Kids save the Station
By David Reece
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"Space Kids save the Station" is an exhilarating adventure featuring four plucky fifth graders—Leo, Mia, Jake, and Zoe—who find themselves on an unexpected mission to save a space station. Chosen for a rare educational trip to space after winning a science fair, these friends are thrust into heroism when they are required to apply their unique skills and teamwork to overcome unforeseen dangers. From handling technical repairs to solving practical problems in zero gravity, they quickly transform from students to essential crew members aboard the station. This thrilling tale of adventure, bravery, and problem-solving will inspire young readers to look up at the stars and dream big. The journey through the cosmos is not just a test of their scientific knowledge but an exploration of their courage and a testament to the power of friendship.
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Space Kids save the Station - David Reece
Copyright © 2024 by David Reece. All rights reserved worldwide. No part of this publication may be replicated, redistributed, or given away in any form without the prior written consent of the author/publisher or the terms relayed to you herein.
Kindred Souls Press
Baytown, Texas 77520
Table of Contents
Title Page
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Team
Chapter 2: Launch Day
Chapter 3: Life on the Space Station
Chapter 4: The Meteor Shower
Chapter 5: Damage Assessment
Chapter 6: Repairs Begin
Chapter 7: Science Lessons in Space
Chapter 8: Countdown to Return
Chapter 9: The Journey Home
Epilogue
About the Author
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Team
The Dream Team
Leo - The Leader
Age: 11
Character Traits: Intelligent, resourceful, a natural leader
Interest in Space: Fascinated by rockets and engineering; dreams of designing spacecraft.
Background: Loves building model rockets and reading about space missions.
Mia - The Scientist
Age: 10
Character Traits: Curious, detail-oriented, always asking why?
Interest in Space: Intrigued by the mysteries of the universe; passionate about astronomy.
Background: Spends nights stargazing and owns a telescope.
Jake - The Problem Solver
Age: 11
Character Traits: Practical, calm under pressure, loves puzzles
Interest in Space: Interested in space survival techniques and how things work in zero gravity.
Background: Enjoys mechanical toys and fixing things around the house.
Zoe - The Communicator
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