The Kid Who Came from Space
Publisher: HarperCollins
On Christmas Eve, twelve-year-old Tammy mysteriously disappears from her Northumbrian village. Despite an extensive search, she is nowhere to been found, although Ethan, her twin brother, instinctively knows she is still alive.
Ethan and his friend Iggy are astounded when, a few days later, a short, hairy and rather stinky alien disembarks from an invisible spacecraft which has crash-landed in the reservoir. Introducing herself as Hellyann, the alien explains that Tammy has been abducted and taken to the planet Anthalla, where she will be exhibited at the human zoo. Although Anthallans are not permitted to display any emotions, Hellyann feels uncomfortable about this forced imprisonment and wishes to return the girl to Earth. The boys accompany their unusual new friend on a bizarre rescue mission to the distant planet, unsure if they will ever return.
This hilarious science fiction adventure from an award-winning author is a compelling read. Teeming with humour and compassion, it superbly combines an imaginative plot with a fabulous cast of characters. Hugely entertaining and highly recommended, this marvellous book celebrates the joy of friendship and love.
What you thought...
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sofia, 28 April 2022
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I loved this book! It had a really interesting plot.
Dana, 07 December 2021
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The plot is interesting and engaging. I love it! :)
Stella, 08 July 2021
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this book is so interesting that i couldnt stop reading it!
isabel, 13 May 2020
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This book is amazing!
anonymous, 07 May 2020
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a very good written book
oliver, 01 May 2020
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he waffles too much and never gets to the point what I am trying to say here is that the book is too long and gets boring when he goes into detail
Anonoymous, 24 April 2020
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It was fun to read
Alisha , 20 April 2020
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I loved the book it was really cool and interesting i love space but not as much as my mum I think you did a great job!
Sienna, 27 March 2020
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its was good
maksmilian, 25 March 2020
the book is very interesting.it is one of my favourite book