In Tokyo, fifteen-year-old Daniel X faces two of the most dangerous aliens on the planet, who are plotting to use video games to control children and turn them into an army of doom.
"Click-Clack Waddle Dot Dewey Dew from Planet Eight Hundred Seventy-Two Point Nine does not want to go to school--not on his planet, and definitely not on Planet Earth at Mrs. Brightsun's School for Little Learners. Everything on Earth is different. His clothes don't fit right, his classmates don't look like him, and even Earth noises sound weird. In this first day of school story with a twist, nervous Dewey Dew learns that new experiences--like going to school on another planet--might be okay after all"--Provided by publisher.
Chicken Little, hit by a strange stop-sign shaped object, concludes that the sky is falling, causing his father a lot of embarassment, but when it happens a second time, Chicken Little and his friends realize something big is happening.
The rebels are fighting hard to free the planet Lothal from the Empire's control. While the Empire tries to trap Ezra and her friends, they will have to be brave to protect each other and themselves. Includes a quiz, a glossary, and a parent guide.
Bill, a very bored dog who resists taking part in his busy owner's many activities, has a major attitude change after his unexpected visit to a planet populated by bored aliens.
While Ben's friends, Gwen and Kevin, believe the superhero has been murdered and seek out the Forever Knights' secret hideout, Ben is actually stuck in the Fourth Dimension with Azkat, a bounty hunter who plans to sell Ben and the Omnitrix for profit.
Bullied and unhappy at school, thirteen-year-old Mike, who has always thought that he might be an alien, sends a distress call into space asking to be rescued from the ignorance and cruelty of his life on Earth.
