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Title	:	Nathaniel's 1st Adventure (Cosmic Aviators #1)
Author	:	G.E.F. Neilson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1st
Pages	:	Pages: 332 pages
Published	:	March 26th 2013 by Buzzword Press (first published June 14th 1)
Categories	:	Childrens. Middle Grade. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Science Fiction Fantasy

Nathaniel's 1st Adventure (Cosmic Aviators #1) Paperback | Pages: 332 pages

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Cosmic Aviators® Series Cosmic Aviators - Nathaniel’s 1st Adventure (#1) Twelve-year old Nathaniel Ravenscroft discovers he has telekinetic skills. When neighbour Doctor Crisp dies, he bequeaths a magical wristwatch to Nathaniel. Fantastic events unfold, household objects move by themselves and a hologram of Doctor Crisp appears. Nathaniel meets a cosmic boy called Theodore Firestar. Theodore explains that the existence and progression of the Cosmos relies on the golden radiance of ten special golden pentacles. Nathaniel's dog, Otto, falls into the fourth dimension where Nathaniel meets Ruben and Octavia, space travellers from another planet. They unite as the Cosmic Aviators, each armed with a gifted watch and rocket boots for space travel. Ruben and Octavia tell Nathaniel about an evil man called Sebastian who is aided by pilot demons called Maxidroids. Sebastian is slowly destroying Ruben and Octavia's home planet. Nathaniel is shocked when he finds out that the evil Sebastian is his Uncle Sebastian from Littlehampton, U.K. His mind reminisces about a time when he overheard his uncle talk of the “Curse of the black diamonds” giving him the “Dark edge on reality”. Nathaniel realizes that his uncle has been living a double life thriving on evil and contempt. Can Nathaniel stop his uncle from destroying planet Granberg and planet Earth? Can Nathaniel and the other Cosmic Aviators stop the Dark Triangle of Odium, Maximus (the Maxidroid leader) and the Maxidroids from destroying the universe?

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Cosmic Aviators #1

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Ratings: 4.33 From 42 Users | 22 Reviews

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Enjoyed! Enjoyed! Enjoyed! It's a fast-paced fiction with great flavours of Space. I'd recommend it to anyone who's needing a light introduction to sci-fi and likes a good adventure.

Engaging Epic.All though this book is aimed at a much younger audience than myself(42) I truly enjoyed it as our hero Nathaniel along with his sweet dog Otto fall into the 4th dimension and battle to save the universe from domination by Maximus and the other maxdroids. In this book G.E.F. Neilson spins a truly visually stunning Epic. This author has created a masterpiece of sci-fi in this book and leaves you wanting part two and beyond.

An amazing tween book indeed! A page turner, and is action packed! Maybe not something for the older reader, but it was not targeted at that market. As an experienced reader, I enjoyed it, but I have to say my younger siblings enjoyed it far more than I did. A good work of fiction, I think it did a great job of introducing my favorite type of literature, science fiction. I cannot wait to see what book the author comes up with next. I loved Neilson's voice in the book. The European touch on this

This book was really good entertainment - An excellent adventure space fiction book. Clever, sharp and quality. Liked Otto the dog and Uncle Sebastian - scary character! A first-rate read!

Cosmic Aviators is an epic book that follows the adventures of Nathaniel, a 12-year-old boy who travels through time in a story that will keep you near the edge of your seat. One of the first things that I noticed about this book is that it was a bit difficult to fully understand some of the language and I had to look up the definition for some words. Apparently these words are commonly used throughout the United Kingdom, but I struggled to relate to the way the characters were talking to one

Great family adventure book.

The story starts with Nathaniel Ravenscroft, the 12 year old hero, enjoying a bike ride with his friend Tyler, playing childrens fantasy games, griping about how mundane their life in small town Littlehampton is, and, as with all great childrens fiction, unaware of the fantastic adventures he will face ahead. Neilson introduces the main protagonist early which nicely sets the tone for the remainder of the book. The heroes and villains are easily accessible. Nathaniel is a likable young man,