Eek Discovers Earth

This engaging early chapter book is perfect for capturing interest and engaging reluctant readers. It revolves around the fun and humorous adventures of two alien brothers, Eek and Ack from the Great Goo Galaxy. In this title, after observing Earthlings, Eek decides to build a spaceship so that he and Ack can go and conquer Earth. What will happen when their ship lands in the Sudsy Duck Laundrette?

When Eek discovers Earth, the boys set out to conquer it--but end up with a pile of dirty laundry instead.

Eek and Beek are lovable alien brothers who are visiting the earth from their home planet, Zeek. They're staying for a week--but they're very hungry! What should they eat? First they see a little mouse on Elephant Street. After the mouse gets away, they smell apple pie at the home of a lady named Sue. Perhaps that would make a better treat! As they roam through the town and the countryside, looking for a snack, Eek and Beek see a lot of different locations--parks and hills, barns and fields, and back into town, where they return to Sue's house. Maybe they'll find something to eat in there! But what will Sue do when she discovers what they've eaten? In this children's story, two purple aliens visit the earth and wander all over the place in search of something to eat.

Earth is the only planet to support life, but that's not all. Think you know everything about our world? Think again. Discover more about the blue planet we call home!

A reference book dealing with the earth, its atmosphere and weather, geology, volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, lakes, and other geographical features.

The New York Public Library Incredible Earth Discover ancient fossils and vast oceans. Explore devastating earthquakes and explosive volcanoes. Find the answers to your questions about our incredible Earth . How was Earth formed? See page 3. When did life begin? See page 30. If you dug a hole to the center of Earth, what would you find? See page 46. What is a volcanic bomb? See page 78. What is the largest active volcano in the world? See page 85. What does an earthquake sound like? See page 103. How much of Earth's surface is covered by water? See page 109. Why is the ocean blue? See page 109. What is the longest river in the world? See page 127. How does thunder roll? See page 161. A Stonesong Press Book