Scout Brooks and his friends are starting their high school careers out just as they thought they would...not good. They're being picked on, find themselves in awkward social situations, and they have nothing to look forward to except four long years of being the 'weird kids'. Upon joining an after school Astronomy club, Scout stumbles upon an intergalactic war being fought by a dangerous race of aliens from a far away galaxy, and his high school Astronomy teacher, Professor Ed Nog. Nog is forced into a corner and has no choice but to involve Scout in the war. As things start to take a turn for the weird, Scout will find himself on a quirky science fiction adventure. Filled with weird moments, odd alien encounters, surprise twists and a rescue mission 6,500 light years away, ""The Freshman Invasion"" serves as the origin story for Scout Brooks, a nerd-turned-hero, and this is just the beginning of his adventures.

Scout Brooks - The American Hero! Or at least that's how he sees himself a year after saving two people from the distant planet of Bethani; he keeps forgetting he left two people behind... Chuck is frustrated with Scout's new attitude, and Phil is weary of both of them. However, when you work for the EIA, you have to be somewhat cooperative and ready for anything... Like the giant object entering the solar system that brings with it a threat from deep space. As Scout starts to put all the scattered pieces of the puzzle together, he soon realizes that the new threat is closer to him than he thinks. Slime-filled robots, creepy next-door neighbors, an underground base, space cafes, ridiculous action scenes and tragedy all await Scout in his latest adventure - "Slimeborgs of the Behemoth".

Everybody knows the legend of Boggy Creek. But sitting only a few short miles from the infamous swamp is a small fishing town called Salix Marsh. The locals are good, hard working people and everybody seems to know everybody in a town with a population of less than 900. But hidden in the dense swamplands, something lurks. Is it related to the incidents at Boggy Creek decades ago? Or is it something new? Local Wildlife Marshal John Gilbert has called upon Dr. Larson Elms, a Cryptozoologist from a University up north to help shed some light on what has been spooking the locals. And the mystery that unfolds before their very eyes is far more horrifying than they could have imagined.

This blueprint for the Boy Scout movement not only provides energetic tips on camping, tracking, and woodcraft, but offers proper Victorian-era advice on manners, self-discipline, and good citizenship. Includes the original illustrations.