Star-Fighters of Murphy Street

Know Your Star-Fighters. Beamer: California transplant to a weird Midwestern town. Feels like he's living on another planet. Scilla: the gangly tomboy next door. Ghoulie: the class nerd. Add one spaceship-shaped tree house capable of taking them most anywhere in the universe. Hop in and blast off for fantastic outer space adventures in Star-Fighters of Murphy Street - the quirky, funny, fast-paced new trilogy by Robert West. Newly arrived from California, thirteen-year-old Beamer MacIntyre feels like an alien in this bizarre Midwestern town. Strangest of all is the spaceship-shaped tree house in his yard. Surprises await Beamer and his two new friends, Ghoulie and Scilla, when they climb inside and blast off to a universe full of adventure - including a surefire way to make the school bully stop harassing Ghoulie (provided it doesn't backfire!).

Know Your Star-Fighters. Beamer: California transplant to a weird Midwestern town. Feels like he's living on another planet. Scilla: the gangly tomboy next door. Ghoulie: the class nerd. Add one spaceship-shaped tree house capable of taking them most anywhere in the universe. Hop in and blast off for fantastic outer space adventures in Star-Fighters of Murphy Street - the quirky, funny, fast-paced new trilogy by Robert West. Taking a shortcut home from school, the Star-Fighters are chased by a horrible one-eyed creature into a cavern that houses an entire miniature world. Everything is animated - cars, trucks, moon, clouds, stars - but no one is at the controls. Who would make such a thing and then abandon it? The Star-Fighters' search leads them on a wild adventure to a palatial mansion within a wintry jungle that hides a terrible secret - a secret that defines the limits of trusting God.

Know Your Star-Fighters. Beamer: California transplant to a weird Midwestern town. Feels like he's living on another planet. Scilla: the gangly tomboy next door. Ghoulie: the class nerd. Add one spaceship-shaped tree house capable of taking them most anywhere in the universe. Hop in and blast off for fantastic outer space adventures in Star-Fighters of Murphy Street - the quirky, funny, fast-paced new trilogy by Robert West. The Star-Fighters, under attack from pink goblins and Molgotha, a drooling giant octopod, must save a girl locked in a "pink palace." In a wacky adventure which takes them to a pink planet, through subterranean civilizations and into a modern day Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory, the Star-Fighters discover a dark secret and find beauty in the most unlikely beasts.

In this audio collection of the complete “Star-Fighters of Murphy Street” series, kids 9-12 can enjoy the thrilling and humorous adventures of three friends who discover the spaceship-shaped tree house in the backyard is actually a portal to other dimensions. Each story explores themes of friendship, faith, overcoming bullying, and what it means to love yourself and others. “Star-Fighters of Murphy Street Audio Collection” features: • Imaginative stories that also help kids think deeper about the world around them • Narratives that explore empathy, helping others in need, and standing up for what is right • Entertaining plotlines and characters gently paired with inspirational messages and moral values “The Star-Fighters of Murphy Street Audio Collection” includes: • “There's a Spaceship in My Tree!”: Soon after moving halfway across the country and into his strangely designed house, Beamer and his new friends Ghoulie and Scilla must deal with a gang of bullies in their neighborhood, as well as a group of cruel aliens they meet after discovering Beamer's tree house can take them to outer space. • “Attack of the Spiderbots”: As if having a working spaceship in the backyard wasn't strange enough, Beamer finds a giant web in the attic that is way too big to be made by a spider. Soon after, he and his friends follow mechanical spider creatures to an abandoned mansion. Are the machines and the web connected? And are their new adventures in the spaceship leading them to help a boy named Jack as well as the machines' inventor? • “Escape from the Drooling Octopod!”: What seemed to be an easy task of dropping off some supplies to a homeschooled girl turns into an adventure none of the star-fighter friends saw coming. Why can't the girl leave her home? Is the spaceship signaling she needs to be rescued? Will the giant spider ever leave them alone? And why is everything so pink?