Stanley in Space

Stanley Lambchop has already had adventures: first he was flattened by a bulletin board and helped stop a museum burglary, then he and his brother found a magic lamp with a wish-granting genie inside. Still, his parents muse at the beginning of the book, it's nice to have an ordinary day without any tiring adventures. Then the President of the United States calls looking for a boy who has adventure experience for a special mission, and the entire Lambchop family goes on a space adventure! --------------------- While the book assumes the reader has already read "Flat Stanley" and "Stanley and the Magic Lamp", one could read this book first with no loss. The references are quick and complete, and the story line of this book does not rely on them. This is a good beginning chapter book, as are all the books of the series that we've read so far. Chapters are quick and mainly to the point. While I thought the discussion between the President and the parents was a bit long the remainder of the book entertained my six-year-old son enough that he never mentioned any slow parts at all. In fact, he originally took this book out from the library and was incredibly excited when he was able to get His Own Copy of the book a short time later. A fun, imaginative little book!

My friend ... let Me borrow Stanley in Space. I read the Whole Book in one day. It's about a kid named Stanley Lambchop. He goes on this ship called the Star Scout. That's all I can tell you. But if you want to hear more then BUY THE BOOK.