Space Station Mars

by Daniel San Souci

The Dangerous Snake and Reptile club, with the help of a boy visiting the neighborhood, sets up equipment in the clubhouse in hopes of tracking flying saucers and making contact with aliens. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582461422
• ISBN13: 9781582461427
• Release Date: September 2005
• Publisher: Tricycle Press
• Length: 40 Pages
• Weight: 1.13 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 10.2" x 10.8"
• Age Range: 3 to 7 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 2

Customer Reviews

A true revelation for kids brought up in the electronic era

In Space Station Mars, Daniel San Souci captures, with precision and great humor, the entertainingly hyperbolic world of a child's imagination. Intelligently written and delightfully illustrated, this is a wonderful "look back" for parents and a true revelation for kids brought up in the electronic era.

Aliens Have Arrived!

Space Station Mars By Daniel San Souci Danny tells the story about the 'Clubhouse' boys. A scary movie ignites the imagination of the six boys. Suddenly, they see signs of space invaders, and aliens all around them. They see a UFO, a meteor and hear strange messages in secret alien codes. Doning their homemade, protective gear, they head to the clubhouse to test for radiation. Will the boys be safe from invading forces? Will they unravel the codes in time to save the planet? Kids and adults, alike will enjoy "Space Station Mars," and having fun with the clubhouse boys. Jill Vanderwood, Author Through the Rug Through The Rug: Follow That Dog (Through the Rug) These are great read-together books for this age!

Space Station Mars

Wonderful children's book with great stories that children of all ages will enjoy!! We have purchased the whole series for our daughters.

A around great read!

After Danny and his friends see a Martian movie, they spend the night in their clubhouse where their imaginations run wild. Before long they are seeing flying saucers and radioactive meteors. Upon further examination, and with the help of whiz-kid Neil, they determine that the meteor is safe. But when an odd shape appears on the horizon, the boys determine the aliens want their meteor back. Thankfully, they have Neil around to act as their ambassador so the aliens can leave in peace. Space Station Mars is full of wonderful, whimsical childhood imagination, and plenty of humor. The beautiful illustrations reflect not only what they boys are seeing, but what they hope to see and what really is. This mom sees what life used to be and the children only see fun. Our gang can't wait to get our hands on the rest of the Clubhouse Books. An all-around great read for any child's library. Armchair Interviews says: This series is sure to be a winner.

Kid Will Be Kids

This book is breath of fresh air for the younger reader. It gives the reader permission to use their imagination to the fullest. The books of this series also work well as read alouds.