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Embark on a heartwarming adventure crafted by a group of imaginative kids during the 2014 Heaters Heroes fundraiser in Niagara Falls. This extraordinary tale revolves around a young boy who befriends Zurgg, a Martian child who unexpectedly crash lands on Earth. Join them on an unforgettable journey as they navigate the challenges of helping Zurgg find a way back home. Along the way, they will encounter new companions, forging lifelong friendships, and together they will embark on an extraordinary escapade that will leave an indelible mark on their lives. Prepare to be captivated by this enchanting story, where the power of friendship and the spirit of adventure collide to create memories that will resonate forever.
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reviews
I just read the short story, Zurgg the Martian Child, and it was such a fun read - I really enjoyed it. I understand it was written by a group of kids who were all lined up at an annual charity event called Heater's Heroes, and I really enjoyed the premise behind the story, which was that it's a translated letter from a young boy from Mars who crash landed his spaceship. I loved that there were many interesting themes throughout this entertaining and magical story. It focused on new friendships and helping others - two great life lessons for readers of any age. From a purely creative standpoint, I very much enjoyed the writing and would encourage the young authors to keep on writing and to keep sharing their creative energy with the world. Job well done!
James Ryan, author
James Ryan, author
5 Star Review for Zurgg The Martian Child - Janet Balletta on September 6, 2015
This is a delightful story about a martian child named Zurgg on a special mission who runs out of fuel causing his spacecraft to crash on a foreign planet. Upon exiting his spacecraft to explore the planet he notices a park called Heater's Heroes where a race is being held. He uses his magical powers to enlarge a frog, hops on him, and enters the race. He makes friends with a boy named George and a large turtle who both want to play with him and his magical frog. As they are racing through the park, they find a spacecraft Zurgg thinks can get him back home. He tries starting the spacecraft but it doesn't work. Suddenly, a lady appears and offers Zurgg some magic beans to make the spacecraft fly, if he will let her have a ride on his magic frog. He accepts her offer for the magic beans that will allow him to command the spacecraft to take him home. While he is waiting for the magic beans to take effect he teaches his new friends how to read and write Martian. Finally, Zurgg tells his friends it was the most fun filled day of his life, promises to return next year, and commands the spacecraft to take him home. Zurgg the Martian Child teaches a strong message of acceptance, tolerance, and friendship. It's definitely a children's must read and worthy cause.
This is a delightful story about a martian child named Zurgg on a special mission who runs out of fuel causing his spacecraft to crash on a foreign planet. Upon exiting his spacecraft to explore the planet he notices a park called Heater's Heroes where a race is being held. He uses his magical powers to enlarge a frog, hops on him, and enters the race. He makes friends with a boy named George and a large turtle who both want to play with him and his magical frog. As they are racing through the park, they find a spacecraft Zurgg thinks can get him back home. He tries starting the spacecraft but it doesn't work. Suddenly, a lady appears and offers Zurgg some magic beans to make the spacecraft fly, if he will let her have a ride on his magic frog. He accepts her offer for the magic beans that will allow him to command the spacecraft to take him home. While he is waiting for the magic beans to take effect he teaches his new friends how to read and write Martian. Finally, Zurgg tells his friends it was the most fun filled day of his life, promises to return next year, and commands the spacecraft to take him home. Zurgg the Martian Child teaches a strong message of acceptance, tolerance, and friendship. It's definitely a children's must read and worthy cause.
