Adventures don't come any bigger - or FUNNIER - than this! When excitable schoolkid Pablo is transformed into a giant monster by alien invaders, he decides that it's actually pretty awesome to have atomic super-strength and laser-breath. Together with his sister Zoe - who may just happen to be the smartest person on the planet - he decides to give those rotten invaders a taste of their own medicine. In this third adventure of Kid-Zilla series, Pablo's strength alone won't be enough to save the day. Is he FAST enough to win a race with the highest stakes ever ? The CUBORGS of Casinopolis - a group of dice-like aliens with a penchant for gambling on the lives of other creatures - have set their sights on planet Earth as the big prize in their latest intergalactic contest. It's time for Zoe to unleash her inventing genius and Pablo to get building! To win this race, they'll need to build a souped-up super-spaceship capable of winning a race that spans galaxies, weird wormholes, and mind-bending pocket dimensions. With the lives of the human race at stake, Zoe and Pablo throw caution to the wind, breaking rules left and right - never mind the laws of thermodynamics ! But little do they realize how willing their alien rivals will be to lie and cheat, and just how cosmically crazy this race is about to become. Kid-Zilla and the Space Race is a wildly imaginative children's book that will have young readers on the edge of their seats and breathless with laughter. Ideal for readers aged 7+. Jess Bradley is an award-winning author and illustrator based in the UK. Her Super-Dweeb books have sold more than 100,000 copies and have been translated into seven languages. She writes and illustrates the 'Squid Bits' and 'Ravi and Jess' comic strips for The Phoenix and also writes for the UK's longest-running weekly children's comic, The Beano . In 2021 she won 'Best Book of Facts' in the Blue Peter Book Awards. William Potter is a talented and versatile author of children's comic books and non-fiction titles. His comic book oeuvre includes How to Walk on the Moon , which was shortlisted in the Information Book Awards 2025, and the creator-owned comic Geezer, which takes inspiration from William's experiences as the bassist of real-life indie band CUD. He has also worked on well-known properties such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Sonic the Comic. He lives in Haslemere, UK. Ro Ledesma is a freelance illustrator from Spain. She has illustrated comics, magazines, and picture books for clients all over the world. She mostly works digitally.