Rod is surprised when a miniature spaceship lands in his school science project and reveals five tiny aliens, who ask his help in apprehending an interstellar criminal. Now reissued with an exciting new look. Illustrations.

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Bruce Coville
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Bruce Farrington Coville is an author of young adult fiction. Coville was first published in 1977 and has written over 100 books.
Aliens Ate My Homework
by Bruce Coville
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A young boy discovers a hidden world beyond his seemingly normal existence, much like Rod's unexpected alien encounter. The narrative explores themes of discovery, hidden realities, and young people confronting extraordinary circumstances. While more serious in tone, it shares the element of a young protagonist thrust into an unexpected adventure.
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A science fiction adventure featuring young protagonists encountering extraordinary beings and traveling across space. The story involves children solving complex problems with help from non-human entities, similar to Rod's alien-assisted mission. It blends science, imagination, and youthful heroism in a compelling narrative.
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Gifted children are recruited for a secret mission, solving complex puzzles and confronting unusual challenges. The book captures the spirit of young protagonists engaging in extraordinary adventures. It shares themes of unexpected discovery and problem-solving found in Coville's alien story.
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A humorous science fiction story about a girl's adventure with an alien during an extraterrestrial invasion. The book captures the same playful tone and unexpected alien interactions found in Aliens Ate My Homework. It blends humor, science fiction, and youthful perspective.
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Two young boys build a spaceship and travel to a tiny hidden planet, embarking on an imaginative adventure that parallels Rod's alien encounter. The story features young protagonists solving extraordinary problems with help from extraterrestrial beings. It captures the same sense of wonder and unexpected scientific discovery found in Coville's book.
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A scientific adventure about a girl whose grandfather has discovered a way to reverse aging. The story explores scientific discovery through a young protagonist's perspective, sharing themes of unexpected transformation and scientific wonder found in Coville's book.
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Two young protagonists discover the secrets of their underground city and must solve a complex mystery. While not directly about aliens, the book shares themes of unexpected discovery and young people confronting extraordinary circumstances. It features similar problem-solving and adventurous spirit.
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A humorous apocalyptic adventure featuring young protagonists battling monsters. While not about aliens, the book shares a similar tone of youthful adventure and unexpected challenges. It captures the playful spirit of confronting extraordinary circumstances.
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A mystery set on a lunar colony where a young protagonist becomes involved in an unexpected investigation. The book combines science fiction, humor, and youth-driven problem-solving, echoing the playful alien encounter in Coville's story. It features a similar blend of adventure and extraterrestrial intrigue.
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A young detective solves complex mysteries using unique problem-solving skills. The book features a young protagonist engaging in unexpected adventures, similar to Rod's alien encounter. It shares themes of discovery and clever resolution of unusual challenges.
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