LitPick Review
"I'm sorry for your loss," is an example of how polite these homicidal aliens are throughout this science fiction book. Murderous aliens aggressively invade Earth, killing everything in sight. Jesse, a 17 year old boy, has an alien assasin tenaciously tracking him down. He gets stuck living in a camp to stay protected. Many hidden camps have formed to help keep the human race living. Everyone thinks a higher being is guiding Jesse. With the weight of the human race on his shoulders, will Jesse be able to defend Earth from extraterrestrial invaders?
Opinion:
In my opinion, this was a good book for kids ages 11-15. It was a little difficult to get into, but once you do, you can't put it down. I liked how it was semi-humorous, and it had a strong ending. I dislike books that leave the reader hanging. Keep in mind that there is some adult language used as well as a tremendous amount of deaths. This book was okay, but definitely not one of my favorites. I would read the first book, Alien Invasion and Other Inconveniences before reading this one.
