About the Book:

    Are we alone? This time, in this continuing story of Finny’s Voyage Through the Universe, space and time traveler, Finny, searches for extraterrestrial life. Landing on a planet with a radiation glow at the remote end of a far-away solar system, he is amazed by the colorful natural surroundings of the place, but is shocked when he encounters mutant life-forms camouflaged inside the natural setting. He encounters snapping apples, life-threatening flowers, carnivorous musical trees, and pools of toxic liquid; each of them attracting living things so they can consume them as their breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

    Finny finds himself in a paradise on the next alien planet—one that is covered with blue water where he goes after a beautiful female fish, a princess named A. While romancing the princess beneath the wide blue ocean, Finny is imprisoned by the soldiers of the king. Finny has to wrestle with a huge octopus to win the princess! With Mr. Guru’s help, our intrepid fish does win, but he has to escape from the planet without the princess in order to save his life.

  On another alien planet near a red giant star, Finny find an advanced civilization. When he lands on this world, he is captured by friendly giants. Finny learns about their amazing scientific achievements and super technology. And he discovers that they have been trying to escape the rage of the dying sun by going to another planet in a nearby solar system, but in vain. That planet is ruled by robots, and their dead-on shots make it impossible for any spaceship to land. Finny helps the people to succeed in landing on the planet of robots. How does Finny do it?  Finny’s cosmic adventure continues.

About the Author:

Geeta Pati is a science writer. She has published six books in India. This one is her fifth book in U.S. publication. She strongly believes in teaching science to children and young adults through interesting and humorous stories and illustrations. She was a volunteer teacher in an elementary school in Maryland, helping developmentally challenged children with reading and math. Geeta was born in India and received a graduate degree in Psychology prior to immigrating to the United States. Since then, she has been devoted to the education of children in the physical and biological sciences. She is a mother of four and grandmother of five. Her husband is a physics professor.