The Great Space Shuttle Rescue Journey

Alice June

Summary

In The Great Space Shuttle Rescue Journey, a team of young astronauts embarks on a daring mission to save the International Space Station from a critical malfunction.
 
Aboard the newly designed Aurora shuttle, Captain Juno, Pilot Miles, Engineer Zia, and Communications Officer Dash must navigate the dangers of space, including treacherous space debris, a solar flare, and unexpected encounters with strange new worlds.
 
Along the way, they form bonds with alien life forms, race against time, and face the ultimate test of their teamwork. It's a thrilling, heartwarming adventure that proves anything is possible in the vastness of space!

Available since: 06/19/2025.

Print length: 150 pages.

Young Readers

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