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Description of  Andie the Alien Saves Earth: Waste Warriors : Funny middle grade book about global warming, recycling, greenhouse gases and aliens saving the planet.

Superheroes save the world. Does your child want to be a superhero too? Then they can start by saving the world. Get them to read this funny fictional story with tips on how they can start helping to save their planet. Children will learn about environmental concerns like recycling, global warming, and greenhouse gases and they wont even know because theyll be laughing so much in this fun-filled, illustrated story for middle-grade children. Give them the knowledge in a light-hearted way so they can help themselves create a better future for the world they live in. What happens when a 10-year-old alien with super powers arrives on Earth ready to help save the world from environmental disaster? He lands in a prickly tree, is confronted by vicious hyenas, stalked by a bear, and falls in love with an earthling. But that doesnt stop Andie the adventurous alien from helping his new buddy Rino, (Ryan) to help make the world a better place to live. Readers might already know Rino from the Game on Boys series. Somehow Andy the alien has found himself in Rinos world of PlayStation and video games, but as this is only a spin-off series from Game on Boys, the focus will not be on Ryans PlayStation this time, but something a little more serious and real. Not saying PlayStations arent serious and real.but you know what Im saying! The Andy the Alien series teaches children about the world and its environment, what global warming and greenhouse gases are, and how they affect how we live. It looks at the 3 Rs of recycling Reduce', 'Reuse' and 'Recycle' all through the fictional adventures of Andy and his voyages to Earth. There's lots of little life lessons incorporated throughout the books to help children develop their confidence and ability to communicate as well. In this book, 'Waste Warriors' Andie teaches Rino about reducing the amount of waste he throws out, and the importance of recycling and how it effects the world in which he lives. The books come complete with educational questions and answers to check their knowledge at the end, as well as funny environmental jokes to finish on a lighter note. In book 1 and book 3, Andie looks at saving water and conserving electrical power. Look out for them too. If you would like to read more about Ryan and his PlayStation gang for some very funny entertainment in an illustrated chapter book, go to the Game on Boys series. Book one and four are always free. So give them a try without paying a cent.