Draw It Yourself Adventures Alien Attack

Welcome to Doodletown, where readers create the story! When an alien spaceship crash-lands outside the Doodletown school, readers race with Daisy Doodle to follow the trail across town and back to the alien's ship. Quick! Draw yourself a ladder to get over that fence! Now blast off in a rocket ship and connect the dots to navigate an asteroid field! WAIT! Do you have your permission slip to travel into space? Go back to page 34! Young readers can sketch, doodle, and draw their way through the story with different options for arriving at the conclusion. And when they're finished, it's easy to go back to the beginning and create a whole new alien adventure. From author Andrew Judge and his brother Chris Judge, illustrator of the Danger Is Everywhere series, comes a brand-new hybrid chapter book series full of fun prompts and silly jokes that are sure to entertain kids and have them reaching for the next book!

This humorous guide uses a cartoonish style and clever captions to show kids how to draw—and defend Earth from intergalactic invaders. Simple, step-by-step instructions help aspiring artists use basic shapes and their own imaginations to create a host of alien creatures, flying saucers, and evil robots, as well as heroes who will help save the planet.

A young racoon named Loon was looking for something exciting to do. His mother said he could not play outside, and his father said he needed to use his head. Loon thought for the longest of times, and then he said, I know I need to have a fantastic adventure with you. So you have been selected and chosen to go on a series of adventures with the incredible and slightly absurd racoon called Loon. These are the mad and spectacular adventures of a young racoon who knows the greatest of toys and games is a limitless imagination. Now you are ready to enter the Loon's weird and wacky world as an explorer, a spy, a sheriff, a diplomat, a knight, a secret agent, a guardian of the world, and much more.

3, 2, 1...blast off! Are you ready to journey out of this world to discover what lies beyond? From space pirates and surfing aliens to galactic shark ships and mysterious planets, strap in for the ultimate cosmic activity adventure. Grab your pencils, Earthlings. Let our mission commence!

Two boys, on their first day of school, follow their close friend that leads to a life time adventure involving an alien attack. The story starts in the ground behind the school and deals with the kids' journey to unravel the hidden secret about an unknown alien invasion. What started as fun, leads to a responsible act of bravery and adventure. Rahul, a curious and adventurous boy ready to take on any challenges supported by Sanjay, a creative boy and an artist by passion and John, an enigmatic and secretive boy together take a series of actions and reach the ISRO for the final help. Will the ISRO Help? Will they be successful in averting an alien Invasion? Will they be able to thwart the robbers? Read on to experience the incredible and exciting journey.

"Energy crystals are discovered in a canyon on Mars. Who will reach them first? The humans? Or the aliens?"--Page 4 of cover

Introducing DOODLE ADVENTURES #3! Like The Search for the Slimy Space Slugs! and The Pursuit of the Pesky Pizza Pirate!, The Rise of the Rusty Robo-Cat! marries the fun of drawing and doodling with a lively fantasy tale that will appeal to boys and girls alike. From Mike Lowery—creator of the popular Kid’s Awesome Activity Calendar—it’s like a visual Mad Libs: part game, part graphic novel, and a thrilling, interactive experience in which the reader draws him- or herself into the story and becomes the star. Carl the Duck is back and needs help on the very important mission of discovering why the cats around town are acting like jerks. Can you track them down and break the spell they are under? (And maybe draw a space vampire along the way?) Each page combines hand-lettered text, delightful illustrations, plus prompts and plenty of space for the reader’s own contributions. The book is sturdy paper over board with high-quality cream paper that’s a pleasure to draw on. Kids will love using their imaginations to complete the story, then reading it over and over again.