The Book That Saved The Earth Value Points |  Class 10 | Footprints Without Feet | Main & Important Key Points

This post provides a simple, and value point wise breakdown of ‘The Book That Saved The Earth’ for  Class 10 Footprints Without Feet Book. We’ll share the main points and key takeaways from the story, making it easy to understand and remember. Whether you’re studying for class or teaching it, this post has got you covered with all the important events and flow you need to know about The Book That Saved The Earth. 

The Book That Saved The Earth Value Points

1. Setting: The story is set in the 25th century at a museum on Earth.

2. Introduction: A Historian explains that there was a book that saved Earth from a Martian invasion.

3. Think-Tank: The leader of Mars, Think-Tank, believes he is very smart but actually he is very foolish.

4. Team of Think Tank– Apprentice Noodle, Captain Omega, Lieutenant Iota and Sergeant Oop are with him in Mars Central Control.

5.Self Appreciation– Think-Tank calls Martians a handsome race and they are more attractive than the ugly Earthlings.

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6. Martian Mission: Think-Tank sends a team to Earth to learn more about humans so that he can attack the earth because he thinks that the people on the earth are very ordinary and old stylish.

7. Misunderstanding Books: His team reaches a library on the earth and thinks books are sandwiches and tries to eat them.

6. Communication Error: Further they then think books are communication devices and listen to them.

7. Noodle’s Role: Noodle, a smart and humble Martian, gently corrects Think-Tank.

8. Nursery Rhymes: Very soon they find a book of nursery rhymes in the library. The Martians started reading that book and the Think tank started explaining the meaning of that.

9. Humour: Actually in the book there was a small and popular poem printed. “Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall and Humpty Dumpty had a great fall”. The faces of Humpty Dumpty in the book were the same as those of Think Tank and the faces in the book were also broken after  fall. 

10 Misunderstanding for Good of Earth- After seeing those pictures and wrongly explaining the meaning of the poem Martians were terrified. They thought that the people of the earth are planning to burst the Martians as shown in the book of rhymes. 

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11. Fear and Coming Back: Think-Tank panics and orders the Martians to leave Earth.

12. Leadership Flaws: Think-Tank’s arrogance and poor decisions cause problems.

12. Noodle’s Humility: Noodle shows the value of being humble and smart.

13. Cultural Differences: The story highlights the importance of understanding different cultures.

14. Leadership Lessons: A good leader should listen to others and make thoughtful decisions. The leader should not be like Think- Tank.

15. Conclusion: The story ends with the historian explaining how books helped Earth and the importance of being open-minded and humble.