Archer and Zowie

by Hans Bluedorn

Overview

After a science experiment in the kitchen goes very wrong, Archer and Zowie are surprised to find that the microwave-oven now:

Can order sandwiches from the deli.

Can squash the entire universe to the size of a bean in less than a second.

Wants to kill them.

Over the course of the day, Archer and Zowie will encounter deep space, angry babysitters, teleporting microwave ovens, big penguin aliens, and even the author of this book.

They can only expect the unexpected.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781732883314
Publisher:	Hans Bluedorn
Publication date:	08/24/2018
Pages:	234
Sales rank:	414,953
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.49(d)
Age Range:	7 - 12 Years

About the Author

When Hans was young, his mother read books to him and his siblings for hours every day.
Books like Treasure Island, The Call of the Wild, and The Invisible Man. He grew up hearing stories of adventure and developed a passion for life led by imagination.
Hans co-wrote The Fallacy Detective and The Thinking Toolbox. His latest book is Archer and Zowie--a kid's sci-fi story about aliens, outer space, and how to be friends with someone very different from you.
Hans' books have sold over two hundred thousand copies since 2002 and won numerous awards.
Hans lives with his wife Desi in Durango, Colorado, where he enjoys rock climbing with friends and staring into space while thinking.

Table of Contents

1. Look
2. Out
3. For
4. That
5. Planet!
6. Alot Can Happen
7. In The Morning If
8. You Get Up Early
9. The Hans
10. Hunts
11. By Sight
12. Not
13. By Smell
14. A Big Lunch Is Eaten With Friends
15. Zowie
16. And Archer
17. Reach
18. Terminal Velocity

Editorial Reviews

"Hans Bluedorn has encapsulated childhood imagination at its fullest with "Archer and Zowie." Between the exciting pull of space travel and evil robot kidnappers, young readers will be easily entertained by their adventures. The exploits of these two explorers are full of excitement and enough suspense to keep you hooked for the entire story."--DeAnna Squire, Reedsy Discovery

"Hans Bluedorn of The Fallacy Detective has written again. This time he tackles science fiction, friendship, and space travel. There's something about teleportees, credit cards and pastrami sandwiches, too. We couldn't tell you what all that means because we haven't been able to wrestle it away from our kids long enough to finish it."--Hester VanBraeden, Classical Education Books

From the Publisher