July 2011, Red Fox
120 pages, Paperback
Review copy
Themes: space, adventure, aliens, special powers, excitement, moderate, peril, lots of humour, some tension
Summary from Random House Children's Books
Summary from Random House Children's Books
Five awesome aliens have been unleashed from the darkest corner of the galaxy - and they're out to destroy the universe.
Only Cosmo, a young boy from planet Earth, has the power to stop them. Recruited by the elite defence organisation G-Watch to defend the galaxy, Cosmo must prove himself and commence battle against the deadliest aliens in space . . .
The first title in this action-packed series sees Cosmo discover the truth about his father's mysterious past, and take up his role as a defender of the galaxy. When the mighty alien Rockhead is sent to destroy G-Watch headquarters, only Cosmo has the power to stop him. But will the young Earthling be able to defeat the monstrous mountain alien?
Only Cosmo, a young boy from planet Earth, has the power to stop them. Recruited by the elite defence organisation G-Watch to defend the galaxy, Cosmo must prove himself and commence battle against the deadliest aliens in space . . .
The first title in this action-packed series sees Cosmo discover the truth about his father's mysterious past, and take up his role as a defender of the galaxy. When the mighty alien Rockhead is sent to destroy G-Watch headquarters, only Cosmo has the power to stop him. But will the young Earthling be able to defeat the monstrous mountain alien?
Nayuleska's thoughts
Given
that I usually prefer female leads (Nuri has a cool role), Im totally
into Cosmo's exciting story. The high tech technology and fluidlike
illustrations make it feel like a 10/10 anime series.
Find out more about the series on Max's website.
Find out more about the series on Max's website.
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For more saving the world from evil beings, check out Lord of the Mountain by James Lovegrove
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