Galaxy's Most Wanted #3: Starship Bloopers

Kid genius Kevin Brewer and his friends are blasting off into space in the final installment of John Kloepfer's hilarious illustrated middle grade series Galaxy's Most Wanted, a perfect fit for reluctant readers.

You'd think saving the universe not once but twice would buy you a little time off. Not so for Kevin Brewer and his science-camp buddies. They've just got word that their favorite comic book author, Max Grayson, is in terrible danger—and so is the universe! The kids have no choice but to head to outer space to save their hero and prevent a diabolic breed of aliens from annihilating their home galaxy.

This time, saving the galaxy means saving their hero first. What could possibly go wrong?

• Kids Save the Universe: After saving the world twice, Kevin and his friends figure the third time's the charm. No big deal, right?
• Funny Space Pirates: A band of diabolic aliens who are more bizarre than they are scary, and who definitely hate laser pointers.
• Action-Packed Series Finale: The hilarious, illustrated conclusion to the Galaxy's Most Wanted series, perfect for middle grade readers who want non-stop adventure and lots of laughs.
• Weird Alien Worlds: From a stinky planet ruled by regenerating blobs to a cosmic saloon full of the galaxy's toughest customers, this is not your average field trip.

Praise for the Zombie Chasers series: “If there’s an award for the grossest descriptions of zombies, Kloepfer would win it. Preteen boys will love it.” - St. Paul Pioneer Press

Praise for the Zombie Chasers series: “Kloepfer’s first is a Zombieland for the middle-school set: funny, off-color and extremely gross. A great pick for the child who thought Diary of a Wimpy Kid just needed more motile corpses.” - Kirkus Reviews

Praise for the Zombie Chasers series: “A quick, fun read, loaded with jokes and middle–school sarcasm.” - School Library Journal

Praise for The Zombie Chasers 2: Undead Ahead: “Written with tongue firmly in cheek-and other body parts all over the landscape-this book will appeal to reluctant readers, particularly middle school boys.” - School Library Journal