Diary Of An Alien

Mark Vararrif, a young Trothian seventeen earth-years old, travels 200 light years to the planet Earth with his fellow Trothians hoping to find a new planet after theirs was destroyed. He was completing his preparations to integrate into English life when another Trothian named Zarkoff kidnaps him to prevent Mark from revealing him as the murderer he was! Zarkoff's shuttle crashes and Mark arrives on the shores of England with a fair knowledge of the English language but with a poor understanding of the people's customs and culture causing him to experience some funny, embarrassing and sometimes dangerous situations with his encounters with the people from Earth. His lack of understanding of the female species both from Earth and from Trothal provides endless problems for him.

The author lived most of her life believing that extraterrestrial life did not exist. Her bizarre and extraordinary experiences with the aliens began on the night of September 20, 1988, and is detailed in this dynamic, true-life account of alien abduction.

A young alien records his misconceptions of earth life and the misadventures which flow from the inappropriate disguises he adopts. Suggested level: primary.

A young woman shares her personal encounters with extraterrestrial beings and tells a compelling story. The illustrations by internationally acclaimed channel Darryl Anka appeal to the imagination and emphasize the depth of Kim's anguish. Illustrations throughout, 44 in color.

An intergalactic war would change a lot of aspects of your life as you know it today. At least it did for Lizzy. Lizzy is human, but she is not from earth or any other planet you may have known about. The pressure became a bit too much for her, after her dad almost died, hence she decided to go on a vacation with her best friend, Riley, to earth! But of course, it was not one of her best ideas.

At fourteen, Amy Van Brandt doesn't feel particularly close to anyone. Since her father died, her mother has become some sort of a zombie, except all of a sudden, she's back to life (and even wearing edgy underwear!). Could there be a connection with Dennis Belcher, the school principal? (OMG!) As for her best friend, Kat, love has rendered her brain uncharacteristically mushy. No way that's happening to her, either! But it seems no one is truly safe from love at first sight... And in the middle of all this chaos, there's only one thing Amy really wants: to find her place in the universe.

So Aliens have invaded your planet? Bummer. You could pretend you can't see them and hope they go away. Or wear camouflage, pretend they can't see you and hope they go away! Sam, Arty and Emmie have just barely survived a recent zombie infestation when their sleepy little town of Sitting Duck finds itself the victim of an alien invasion! But unlike what you often see on television, the aliens are very small and very cute. How dangerous can they be? SPOILER ALERT: they're very dangerous. And when they disintegrate the mayor with their ray guns, it’s a complete disaster. It’s up to Sam, Arty and Emmie to save the day! Again. Let the total domination of the planet begin! This series from author R. McGeddon is a must for young readers who plan on surviving the highly probable alien invasion that should be happening somewhat soon-ish. Disaster Diaries: Aliens! offers helpful tips to survive this encounter. (Hint: Pretend you can’t see the alien and hope it goes away). In fact, your very life may depend on experiencing the laugh-out-loud hijinks and catastrophic escapades that can only be found in the town of Sitting Duck. An Imprint Book