Hannah and the Space Squad is the third book from author, Dawn Wever, in the Hannah and the Story Squad, Heartprint Adventures series. This book is a STEM adventure about courage, curiosity, space exploration, and the power of love that continues, just like stardust. Perfect for readers ages 7–12 who love NASA, astronauts, robotics, rockets, dogs, cats, humor, and real science woven into imaginative adventures. Hannah has one dream: to become an astronaut. When she visits NASA’s Kennedy Space Center for the Junior Astronaut for a Day program, she brings her loyal “Support Squad” along— Franky the emotional Goberian , Bennie the polished corgi commander , and Whiskers the unimpressed polydactyl cat . Together, they embark on a mission filled with STEM learning, hands-on science, robotics, engineering challenges, astronaut training, teamwork, and imagination. At the Space Center, Hannah meets real astronaut Commander Ken Cameron with her friends, the Seeley family, explores a high-tech robotics lab , and together with the Seeley sisters, three junior explorers ready for adventure, they take on challenges to train like astronauts. Guided by Robotics Engineer, Dr. Jessica Clark , Hannah takes on the N.A.O. Program: Navigational and Astronautical Operations , a fast-paced zero-gravity simulation that challenges her problem-solving skills, leadership, and bravery. If the Space Squad succeeds, Hannah’s treasured Courage Coin may be able to fly into space aboard a real NASA rocket as part of Project Stardust . With humor, heart, and a few chaotic moments (including floating bowties, accidental button pressing, zero-gravity somersaults, and one dog determined to eat a pencil), Hannah’s team learns that courage isn’t doing things alone, it’s trusting the people who love you to always have your back and rising to the challenge together. Inspired by true events, written by Hannah’s mother, and blending STEM concepts, educational exploration, emotional resilience, and heartfelt family themes , Hannah and the Space Squad encourages kids to: dream big - explore science and engineering - embrace curiosity - practice teamwork - believe they are capable of extraordinary things A beautiful blend of science fiction, real science, adventure, animals, robotics, NASA-inspired learning, and emotional storytelling , this book is a powerful tribute to Hannah Wever and the love, light, and courage she continues to inspire. Perfect for classrooms, STEM programs, libraries, homeschool families, and anyone who loves space, science, rockets, engineering, and unforgettable stories that leave a heartprint.