Fagbøger for børn og unge: ufoer og rumvæsener

UFO betyder uidentificeret flyvende objekt. Altså noget, der flyver rundt i luften, uden man kan sige, hvad det er. Og det er ikke et spørgsmål, om UFOer findes. Det gør de. Det sjove spørgsmål er, hvad de er? Det handler denne bog om.Drengen Frederik havde en far, der var UFO-jæger. Nu er han død, og der skal ryddes op i kælderen, så han og mor kan komme videre. Men kælderen er fuld af papkasser, blade om UFOer, avisudklip og mystiske tegninger. Mon far har gemt en hilsen til Frederik et sted?"Kig op, der findes UFOer" er en bog til kloge børn og nysgerrige voksne, til dig, der har set noget uforklarligt og til dig, der tror, du har forklaringen.Frederik Dirks Gottlieb er uddannet cand.comm. i kommunikation og virksomhedsstudier samt filmproducer og er vært på flere DR-programmer bl.a. den populære podcast "Flyvende tallerken".

Save the universe in the awesome and hilarious new space-themed adventure series from bestselling authors Katie and Kevin Tsang! Suzie Wen LOVES gadgets and inventing things - but her inventions don't always turn out how she expects . . . And when Suzie invent the Super 3DTV Gizmo she ends up getting transported into her favourite TV show - Space Blasters! On board the space ship with Captain Jane, Spaceman Jack and alien with attitude Five-Eyed Frank, Suzie is soon exploring new planets - like the smelly Planet Cheddar - and meeting plenty of aliens. But when moons start disappearing, it's up to Suzie to save the universe. Can she put her inventing skills to use? And will she ever get home? Funny, accessible and highly illustrated stories, perfect for readers aged 6 and up and fans of Bunny vs Monkey, Grimwood, Kitty Quest - and space! STEM themes woven throughout, including real mindbending space facts and pages from Suzie's inventors' notebook

Set first in Roswell New Mexico in 1947, and later in America during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, 1947 continues the story of the Roswell UFO incident. Toni is a fifteen year-old alien orphaned when her parents' flying saucer is shot down over Roswell New Mexico on July 8, 1947. She's been raised in hiding by former Air Force Nurse Naomi Selff who stole her as an infant from the wreckage. Believing the child she names Antonia after her mother, and mistakingly believing that Toni is the only alien on earth, Naomi teaches her to hide in plain sight by camouflaging her alien appearance and abilities. Naomi thinks she's succeeded until Toni's first kiss. There were two flying saucers over Roswell in 1947, and one escaped. Daniel is the son of the surviving crew. His parents remained on Earth to search for Toni, and after fifteen years, they've become marooned. Believing they have no chance of rescue and that their survival depends upon masquerading as humans, Daniel's parents haven't told him he's an alien. Daniel is enjoying the life of a somewhat short and sun-sensitive, but otherwise normal high school freshman living in suburbia. He's unaware that his parents, known to their neighbors as John and Mary Smith, occasionally use their flying saucer, now in serious disrepair, to save the world from the men who murdered Toni's parents in 1947. Everything seems to be going well, until Daniel meets Toni.

Set first in Roswell New Mexico in 1947, and later in America during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, 1947 continues the story of the Roswell UFO incident. Toni is a fifteen year-old alien orphaned when her parents' flying saucer is shot down over Roswell New Mexico on July 8, 1947. She's been raised in hiding by former Air Force Nurse Naomi Selff who stole her as an infant from the wreckage. Believing the child she names Antonia after her mother, and mistakingly believing that Toni is the only alien on earth, Naomi teaches her to hide in plain sight by camouflaging her alien appearance and abilities. Naomi thinks she's succeeded until Toni's first kiss.There were two flying saucers over Roswell in 1947, and one escaped. Daniel is the son of the surviving crew. His parents remained on Earth to search for Toni, and after fifteen years, they've become marooned. Believing they have no chance of rescue and that their survival depends upon masquerading as humans, Daniel's parents haven't told him he's an alien. Daniel is enjoying the life of a somewhat short and sun-sensitive, but otherwise normal high school freshman living in suburbia. He's unaware that his parents, known to their neighbors as John and Mary Smith, occasionally use their flying saucer, now in serious disrepair, to save the world from the men who murdered Toni's parents in 1947. Everything seems to be going well, until Daniel meets Toni.

Corbin suddenly felt the hair on the back of his neck rise up. He had a bad feeling. He looked over his left shoulder to peer at the very dark and ominous clouds looming low in the sky to the north. He couldn't help but to feel the fear of the very bad things which he knew three worlds were about to face. He decided at that moment, that was for tomorrow. He decided to have his game of football today. Corbin and friends with fear in their hearts know the day of grown-up times is upon them. Four friends would put all they could into this game, knowing that the day of childhood games would be over after this day. It is up to each of them to save their worlds.About the AuthorTheresa Vanay's goal in writing this Sci-Fi adventure was to create a fun story for young readers, but a tale with action, intrigue and visual effects for adults as well.

Perhaps running away from home had not been one of Mark's brightest ideas. But after his mom canceled his visit to her archaeological dig on Teral Four, he felt he had no choice. Now he wasn't so sure - when his dad, a Colonel in the UN Peacekeepers, found out he was going to go ballistic. If he could just speak to his mom perhaps he could still smooth things over. Unfortunately for Mark, the Llarst, violent aliens who have already fought one war with Earth, have taken his mom and the other archaeologists hostage. And if the Llarst find what they're looking for, all of Earth will be in danger. Now, with just the assistance of Windracer, a young saurian on her first vision quest, and her elephant- sized groundhog, he must rescue his mother and her friends, stop the Llarst, and face his dad. Piece of cake ...

Lemon Peabody is certain that aliens visited Grandpa Walt thirty years ago, but she's running out of time to prove it before he forgets his best story. This humorous and tenderhearted story about family, friendship, and always believing in yourself is for fans of Greg van Eekhout, Stuart Gibbs, and Hour of the Bees.Lemon Peabody loves spending time with Grandpa Walt. Even though he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and moved to an assisted living facility, he's still the same funny, loving grandpa he's always been. One of Grandpa's claims to fame is his story about meeting an alien years ago?and that it looked like a garden gnome. Ever since, it's been something of a town-wide joke, and the cause of a rift between Grandpa and Lemon's dad. Lemon is determined to find those extraterrestrial gnomes and vindicate Grandpa Walt?while Grandpa can still remember it.Late one night, after seeing the flash of a spaceship during a storm, Lemon enlists the help of two friends to find out what might have crashed in the woods. But then the aliens find her, and nothing goes the way she expected. Lemon is sure she can convince the aliens to fix Grandpa Walt's memory and bring back the grandpa she misses so much for good. But the aliens are dealing with problems of their own. With a little creativity and compassion, maybe they can all help one another.Casey Lyall's lively, voice-driven novel bursts with heart and humor. With family and friendship?and aliens!?at its core, Gnome Is Where Your Heart Is will captivate readers of Rebecca Stead's and Wendy Mass's Bob, Greg van Eekhout's Weird Kid, and Adam Rex's The True Meaning of Smekday.