Astrosaurs Academy: Destination Danger

Description

“Astrosaurs Academy: Destination Danger” is the first book in the fast-paced and hilarious Astrosaurs Academy series by Steve Cole—a prequel to his popular Astrosaurs series. Aimed at readers aged 6 to 9, especially fans of dinosaurs, space adventures, and action-packed fun, this story kicks off the wild journey of a young dinosaur destined for greatness.

Overview of the Story:

This is the origin story of Teggs Stegosaur, a young and determined dinosaur who dreams of becoming a space hero. Teggs has just joined the Astrosaurs Academy, a school that trains dinosaur cadets to become elite space rangers who protect the galaxy. But being a hero-in-training is not as easy as it looks!

Teggs and his new friends—like the brave Triceratops, Blink, and brainy Hadrosaur, Dutch—must survive classes in space flight, battle training, and alien biology… all while dealing with school bullies and dangerous missions that go way beyond what they expected.

In “Destination Danger,” the cadets go on their very first proper mission—but things quickly go wrong. Their spaceship crashes on a mysterious alien planet that’s full of strange creatures, risky traps, and unexpected enemies. It’s a test of courage, teamwork, and quick thinking.

And worst of all? The mission might be a trap…

Why Kids Love It:

• DINOSAURS… IN SPACE! What’s not to love about that?

• Action-packed plot: Crashes, aliens, gadgets, and sneaky villains keep the story moving fast.

• Funny moments and characters: Steve Cole has a playful writing style with loads of dinosaur puns and silly dialogue.

• Relatable school setting: Even in space, there are still bullies, homework, and cafeteria food!

• Great for early readers: Short chapters, simple language, and fun illustrations make it perfect for kids building reading confidence.

Series Style and Themes:

• Friendship and teamwork: Teggs and his friends learn that they’re stronger when they stick together.

• Bravery and growth: Teggs faces real danger and begins to prove he’s more than just a student—he’s a future hero.

• Imagination and creativity: Dinosaurs flying spaceships and exploring alien worlds? Yes, please.