First Contact

Rabbids Case Files #1

by David Lewman, Patrick Spaziante (Illustrations)

The Rabbids are crazy, silly, and hilarious in this start to an illustrated chapter book series, they're under investigation! The Rabbids have landed their yellow submarine-shaped spacecraft on Earth, and they are all set to wreak havoc everywhere they go. That is, unless the SGAII-RD (Secret Government Agency Intruder Investigations: Rabbids Division) can stop them!< In Case File #1: First Contact, Special Agent Glyker's first day on the job at the SGAII-RD, and his mission is to observe the Rabbids, figure out what motivates them, and then STOP them! The wily Rabbids are simply full of extreme curiosity, but because of the chaos they constantly cause, Agent Glyker is convinced they have an agenda.

Peek into Glyker's top-secret files and laugh along as the Rabbids stay one step ahead of the poor agent for now!

Genres: Aliens, Science Fiction

96 pages, Paperback

First published July 22, 2014

Reviews

[Stay Fetters · Rating 3 out of 5]

Bwah Haaa Haaa Ha!!!
A big yellow submarine in the sky shoots down a bright light in an empty field, but no one sees it because it's empty. Out pops a few little Rabbids and they are here to destroy things. Well, that's what it seems.
A cute and funny story that is just like the tv show. No one knows what they are talking about, but you don't need to.
Just don't forget your hat!

[Sarah · Rating 1 out of 5]

taking children to the library and giving them a library card leads to reading useless books like this one. normally i wouldn't bother reviewing it, but the year is almost over and i'm trying to achieve my annual reading goal. i've got to take credit where i can.

[Chow Cheuk Hang CheukKy · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's about the rabbids' spaceship was broken and landed on earth.
And they do bad things like destroy things and steal things.
And the people wants to catch them but the rabbids are way to smarter than them,the people set up traps to catch them but they can't.
At last the Rabbids were back to the spaceship and got away
I recommend this book to primary and secondary to watch this fablous book.

[Kylie Abecca · Rating 2 out of 5]

This story would have been a lot better without baby-talk.

[Edward Creter · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Rabbid Invasion of Nickelodeon TV are a fun little group of alien bunnies who only look dangerous, but are really friendly and lovably curious about the world they happen to be on. This book is an extension of the TV cartoon hit, which has reached a lot of happy kids in a way that similar cute critters like the Despicable Me Minions have only begun to! A secret agent working for a rogue unit of the Government monitoring Alien activity on Earth is sent to capture the Rabbids alive--or else face the fury of his Uncle, the guy who runs the department. The agent is classically handsome a la Daniel Craig 007, and classically clumsy a la Rowan Atkinson's Johnny English (both of whose adventures on film have made me quite nauseous for different reasons) and he wants his wabbit! He will not succeed! Why? 'Cos alien bunnies are harmless and cute...AND THEY RULE! Resistance to their cuddliness is futile! Give in to bunnymania!

[Ruby · Rating 5 out of 5]

"It was very funny. My favorite part was when the one rabbid wore swimming goggles as a bikini top."