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a green martian, an old nasa rover, a fuzzy chaos ball and two young humans accidentally decides to terraform mars… what could possibly go wrong?

buckle up! its about to get weird

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Marsus is the strangest kid on Zyphora (that’s Mars to humans). His inventions rarely work, his teachers call him a disaster, and his dad’s not exactly proud. But when a human spaceship crashes near his secret lab, Marsus and his unlikely crew—two Earth kids, a sassy old NASA rover, and a fluffy mood-swinging pet—set out to terraform Mars. Across the red horizon, a rogue rover named Spirit has other plans, and Marsus must decide if his weirdness is what will save their worlds… or destroy them.

A hilarious, heartfelt, STEM-powered adventure for curious readers ages 8–12—formatted for ADHD and Dyslexia-friendly reading.

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Why kids (and parents) love this STEM adventure novel 🚀

Rise of the Explorers turns real Mars facts, robotics, and space tech into laugh-out-loud adventures. Kids learn about engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving without even realizing they’re learning.

(Sneaky, right? 😏)

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Formatted for ADHD and Dyslexic readers. Short chapters, visual spacing, and fast-paced storytelling that keeps brains engaged, not overwhelmed.

Perfect for kids who need stories that move as fast as they think.

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For ages 8–12 (and the young at heart). It’s a story about belonging — proving that being different isn’t a flaw, it’s a superpower. Whether your kid loves rockets, robots, or just feels “different,” they’ll find a hero who gets them.

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When you join the crew, you’ll receive a free chapter of Rise of the Explorers, along with space facts and STEM fun from Oppy, emotional color updates from Blorp (for science, obviously), and exclusive sneak peeks long before anyone back on Earth gets them.