Books with title Battle in a Bottle

Meet TOKI from planet Babu: Not only a fugitive, but a prankster, a romantic, and an all-around good guy with a big heart -- and lovesick at that. He’s determined to find his soul mate, no matter where in the spacetime continuum she may reside. He awaits the perfect reply to his pan-galactic Craigs-List advertisement while in a frozen slumber, as his rocket peruses the cosmic curvatures.............Meet RAH: a brilliant blonde human teen. She has no idea that she inwardly yearns for a teddy-bear-loving alien fugitive from an ancient past civilization named Toki to be her soul mate, but one cannot suppress one’s subconscious yearnings. Thus, Toki picks up her signal loud and clear somewhere in the vicinity of the Milky Way Galaxy..................Enter TIME IN A BOTTLE. You hold the beginnings of a cosmic saga in your very hands. Read on, space traveler, to experience your own personal rip in the spacetime continuum as you join our friends for the ride of your life!..........................science, robotics, AI, teen romance, space ships, rocket, ET, extraterrestrial, space travel, high school

If Dinn Tauro hadn't shot Tagg Orion off the Inter-Dimensional Wheel, Tagg and his sidekick, Squeeto, would never have crashed on that nowhere planet called Earth. And Sean Winger would never have found the two extraterrestrials in a bottle on the beach. Without the aliens Sean wouldn't have a hope of entering a glass sculpture in the Hollis Art Fair -- and winning a scholarship. That's all Sean really wants in this world. Sean just needs two things -- glass and fire. He knows his parents won't help. So when Tagg offers Sean three wishes in exchange for protecting him from Dinn Tauro, how can Sean refuse? Could two extraterrestrials really hold the answers to Sean's yearnings? Or are they only taking him on an extraterrestrial ride?

The next installment of this New York Times bestselling series takes Abby and Jonah into the story of Aladdin! Abby and her little brother, Jonah, have a magic mirror in their basement that takes them to different fairy tales -- which they always wind up messing up. But sometimes, it's for the better: Snow White doesn't eat the apple, Cinderella gets a job she loves. In this enchanting ninth installment, the siblings fall into the story of Aladdin. They're excited to be in this world of magic carpets and genies . . . but making three wishes isn't so easy and soon hilarities and hijinks ensue! These books are feminist fairy tales for a new generation.