Way-Too-Real Aliens: #2 the Not-So-Perfect Planet

Way-Too-Real Aliens #2

by Pamela F. Service

Josh Higgins has an alien gizmo that lets him think his way to other planetsand he does NOT want to use it. But his sister Maggie won't stop bugging him, so he agrees to an off-world vacation. Josh dreams up a planet full of blue oceans, white beaches, and sunny weather. And he prepares for everything...well, almost.
A parade of cranky creatures soon spoils Josh and Maggie's perfect getawayincluding a one-horned beast, a sharp-toothed sea princess, and a two-tailed monkey. The planet's locals just can't get along, and Josh and Maggie find themselves caught up in the squabbling.
As the Earth kids rush from one danger to another, will they discover a way to keep the peace? Or will Josh and Maggie become prisoners of the not-so-perfect planet?

120 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

Born in Berkeley, California, Pamela F. Service grew up loving to hear, read, and tell stories - particularly about weird stuff. Pamela earned a BA in Political Science from UC Berkeley followed by an MA in history and archaeology from the University of London.

She spent many years living in Bloomington, Indiana, writing, serving on the city council, and being curator of a history museum. She has a grown daughter, Alex, who is also a museum curator. Pamela is now living in Eureka, California, where she writes, works as a museum curator, and acts in community theater.

Reviews

[Preston · Rating 4 out of 5]

it was good it kinda discribed a few things that was in my life and everyone else too like how when we fight we do more than throw rocks and goo so i just like the book because its interesting and funny and i like the way the book has so many discrpitions but when the main character says something its the oppisite

[Teddy Pridemore · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was because there was a one-horned lion beast and a super creepy looking thing that was supposed to be a mermaid.

[Beverly · Rating 3 out of 5]

A pretty good science fiction story for elementary kids, full of weirdly neat aliens and a good adventure.