What a delight this series is. I love the snarky, brilliant characters. I love the ridiculous scenarios. I love the minimal colors and the space aged feeling drawings. I love the representation. ( )

* I got this book for review from the publisher*

I really loved going to back to this world and these characters. I really did like how this book focused on a different problem and different science theme. I really did loved the focus on the friendship between the girls. I think this book had several different mini storylines and due to that there was so pacing and plot issues. I really enjoyed the focus on science and also solving problems. I still think the art style is a highlight of this read and I will def be reading the future books in this series in the future. ( )

* I got this book for review from the publisher*

I really loved going to back to this world and these characters. I really did like how this book focused on a different problem and different science theme. I really did loved the focus on the friendship between the girls. I think this book had several different mini storylines and due to that there was so pacing and plot issues. I really enjoyed the focus on science and also solving problems. I still think the art style is a highlight of this read and I will def be reading the future books in this series in the future. ( )

Note: I received an ARC of this book from the publisher at ALA Annual 2019. ( )

Not sure what I love more -- the reluctant scary tales the space station kids tell about the terrifying planetary experience to come, or the matter of fact expectation that a group of 12 year olds can build a rocket with minimal supervision. Zany, funny, still lots of science, and it turns out that Tallulah like bees. Great fun!

Advanced Readers copy provided by Disney/Hyperion. ( )