Waste of Space

By: Stuart Gibbs

Narrated by: Gibson Frazier

A New York Times bestselling series.

Tensions are running high when multi-billionaire Lars Sjoburg is poisoned and everyone is looking to Dash Gibson to solve the case in this third and final book in the New York Times bestselling Moon Base Alpha series.

Moon Base Alpha was supposed to be an exciting place to live, but Dashiell Gibson didn’t expect for it to be this exciting. He’s already had to solve a murder and locate a missing moon base commander. Now, he just wants to have a calm, quiet thirteenth birthday. But, of course, trillionaire (and total pain) Lars Sjoburg ruins it—by being poisoned.

Now there’s another potential killer loose on Moon Base Alpha, and Dash is forced to identify the most likely suspects. Suddenly Dash finds himself with a target on his back. Whoever poisoned Lars will stop at nothing to keep his—or her—identity a secret.

it was just the best book in my library

It was over already good and I love the story line and dashel Gibson really is really good

second series

there should be a second series to this, about what happens on Bosco, and how the world reacts to learning about aliens

Amazing book

I think this book is awesome and I really think that all those jerks out there that don’t think being gay is right should find a life love is love.
Overall this book was great! And I loved the ending it always makes me sad when a book series ends. I think it’s an awesome some book from ages 6-13 and it you like it when you are older then awesome!!

Leaving

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MORE!

Sometimes, if it's a really good book, I cry at the end, because even though I can read it over and over again, I can never have that first experience again. This was one of those books, but more. In several parts, I teared up, or literally gasped, wich almost never happens, unless something bad happens to a character I like. I loved the spy school series, and the jungle fun series, but I love this series even more than any other I've read. I love the way it's written, the story, and lots of other things, but it's very hard to grasp and yet seems so plausible, while bringing up things I've never thought about very much. It's the kind of stories that might sound confusing, a little weird, and maybe dumb, but with the information of the other books, you feel his frustration, his joy, his overloads. It written very well, letting the reader see as him. I NEED MORE BOOKS. Never stop writing books! all of them are incredible.