The Girl Who Crash Landed on the Small Planet Behind the Moon: How a Girl, a Monkey, and a Planet Found Each Other

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

The Girl Who Crash Landed on the Small Planet Behind the Moon

How a Girl, a Monkey, and a Planet Found Each Other!

Twelve-year-old Emily Stanton only meant to visit the NASA Visitor Center—until her capuchin sidekick, Milo, launched them into space. Now they’ve crash-landed on an ash-blue world where crystal spires sing in the wind, stones slide like slow rivers, and gentle beings speak in pulses of light. To get home, Emily will need courage, kindness, and some quick STEM smarts: mapping shifting paths, decoding a glow-language, repairing a spaceship with code (and a very important monkey buckle), and outrunning a shadow creature that prowls the night.

This is a fast, funny, heart-full adventure about curiosity that becomes courage and science that feels like wonder.

Why kids (and grown-ups) will love it
- Adventure that moves: Short, cliff-hangery chapters perfect for “one more, please!”
- STEM built in: Friendly “STEM tidbits” pop up as Emily uses real ideas—gravity, gyroscopes, coding, mapping—to solve problems.
- Big feelings, gentle stakes: Friendship, bravery, and finding your way home—without gore or grimness.
- Read-aloud ready: Clear voices, onomatopoeia, and clean dialogue make it fun to perform (and great for car rides).
- Series starter: Book One of Hidden Worlds of Emily Stanton—a complete story with room for more discoveries.

Perfect for: readers 8–12 (and read-aloud listeners 6+), space-curious kids, classroom libraries, and families who love science-flavored adventures with a warm heart.

Pack a snack, grab a notebook, and keep an eye on your monkey—Emily and Milo are about to discover that the universe has more than one way to say “welcome.”