George's Cosmic Treasure Hunt

It might be a child’s dream to visit other planets. George seems to be living in one. When Annie, George’s friend and neighbor, goes to America because of her dad’s job, George is very much discouraged. He feels as if almost all the happiness from his life had been sucked away into a black hole. After a few months, a surprise Email arrives from Annie. It says that Eric and Susan, Annie‘s parents, are inviting George to stay in their house for a few days. Thanks to his grandmother, George manages to convince his parents to let him go to Annie’s. When he arrives at Annie’s house, George finds out that there is another boy named Emmett, Eric’s friend’s child, living with Annie for the time being. Annie and Emmett don’t seem to get along very well. The day George arrives in Florida, Annie tells him about a very intriguing thing. She says that she got a message from aliens. Even George does not believe her, but he has to when strange things happen to Homer, the Mars rover that Annie’s father helped to develop. They make a truce with Emmett, and he helps them use Cosmos, the supercomputer, to go into space to solve this mystery. What’s more, you won’t believe who did all this.

This is the second book in this series, and the suspense is amazing. I enjoyed it so much that I read it thrice in a row. Instead of only being a fictional story, this book contains scientific facts. There are 18 chapters and 388 pages in this book. There is also a whole section of the pictures of the universe at the end of the book. Whenever you click a word or sentence underlined in this book, you will get more information on the topic. I’m afraid this is only possible if you buy the Ebook edition. However, the same information is given at the end of the book. Many pictures help to take in the story easily. George’s Cosmic Treasure Hunt is suitable for kids aged 9 to 11. However, you can read this book to kids younger than nine.