When Zeke learns that his parents' research mission is over and they must return to their home planet, Tragas, he and his friends seek a way to keep the family on Earth.

While his scientist-parents study Earth, second-grader Zeke tries to fit in but Harris, a classmate, notices his abilities and sets out to prove Zeke is an alien.

Harris invites Zeke to join him for a weekend at Beaver Scout Camp, but Zeke needs help understanding the activities and hiding his alien abilities from the other campers.

It's time for summer vacation, and Zeke and Harris are excited to take a road trip to the beach! Disaster strikes when Zeke's parents are unable to take them at the last minute, but Harris's parents offer to take them instead. However, this means that Zeke and Harris will have to help Zeke's parents with their Earth research of the beach and ocean--all on their own. Will they be able to complete their undersea research without Harris's parents finding...

Harris, Roxy, and Zeke have one more adventure at a marvelous alien museum before heading back to Earth.

Stowing away on Zeke's family's spaceship, Harris and Roxy arrive on an alien planet where they are challenged to blend in by disguising themselves as locals.

"The Penguin Release Valve was open and penguins were pouring out of it. "Stay calm!" yelled our principal Mrs. Rosebank. "We'll get it under control shortly. Go back to your classrooms!" Dash and friends follow Mrs. Rosebank's orders. But when something happens to their new classmate Ellen, and it's linked to the world famous snausage factory, Ellenbogen's Snausages, it's time to act, and sneriously fast."--Back cover.

"Twin sisters, Ling and Ting, celebrate Lunar New Year"-- Provided by publisher.

When a big storm wrecks the factory, ARLO the robot must rely on his creative inventions to survive in nature and repair his friends.

Oscar the bird is worried that one day love will find him. After all, there's a scurry of friendly squirrels in the forest who just can't help showering him with affection. Determined to keep it -- and them -- away, he gets a scruffy guard dog and names him Brutus. Brutus quickly learns to growl and bark and chase. And he becomes a very good guard dog. So Oscar gives him a friendly scratch. Then a tasty treat. And soon, growling and barking and chasing...