Ralph & the Unknown
4 books
$48

Four years.
Four books.
One wild ride!

Ralph’s story starts in 1950 and does not let go until the last page of 1953. Each book picks up right where the last one left you hanging. For readers 7 and up.

1950

Ralph is fourteen, tall for his age and crazy about baseball. His biggest dream is the big leagues. His little brother Kevin follows him everywhere. And then there’s Stewart…

  1. Ralph and the Unknown, Book 1: 1950
    1950 Book 1

    Something lands. Nothing is ever normal again.

  2. Ralph and the Unknown, Book 2: 1951
    1951 Book 2

    The sky gets busier. So does Ralph.

  3. Ralph and the Unknown, Book 3: 1952
    1952 Book 3

    The unknown gets a whole lot closer.

  4. Ralph and the Unknown, Book 4: 1953
    1953 Book 4

    The finale. Everything comes down to this.

What’s inside?!

Read all four
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Earthlings are
talking!

Here’s what readers who already have the books are saying.

“I highly, highly, highly recommend this book to everyone!”

I love this book series, it’s so thrilling, well written and so engaging. I love Ralph, while reading I can feel his emotion and I can set myself within the environment. My son Nathan loves for me to read it to him and we both think that this should be a movie. He says it would be his favorite. I’m a White Sox fan myself so me and Ralph can relate. It’s a must read for me and I highly highly highly recommend this book to everyone. Get it, you won’t be disappointed. It’s pretty funny too.

Amanda K.Chicago, IL

“I was locked in all the way!”

Wow mate, this is extremely amazing! I was locked in all the way. I’m trying my hardest not to spoil the whole thing, but it’s amazing… it’s so good. I couldn’t resist the cover design, well done, and it arrived fast. The box set is extremely beautiful, amazing craft, and when I cracked open the first page I was stunned. My favorite scene was when he was changing the television walking through the home. E is amazing, cute and adorable. This really does need to be a movie. I will watch it in a heartbeat.

Josh M.Hobart, Australia

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All four books at $11.99 each
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  • 4 paperbacks
  • 124 pages each
  • Ages 7+
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All four Ralph & the Unknown books: 1950, 1951, 1952 and 1953. Each one is a 124-page paperback. One complete story from start to finish.

Who are the books for?

Readers 7 and up.

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Chapter One

That A Boy

It was the year nineteen fifty, and on the very same small blue world where the princess had fallen, there lived a boy by the name of Ralph.

Ralph was fourteen, strong, charming when he wasn’t thinking about it, and taller than the usual. He loved baseball the way some people love their mothers. It was his biggest dream to play in the big leagues with the biggest and baddest players alive, and I can tell you this much: when Ralph played, he played.

He had one brother, Kevin, who was very nearly seven and followed Ralph around like a shadow that had learned to talk. And then you had Stewart.

The story keeps going in Book 1: 1950.