The Fellowship for Alien Detection
The Fellowship for Alien Detection by Kevin Emerson is a reprint edition published by HarperCollins on February 4, 2014. This juvenile fiction book spans 432 pages and presents a sci-fi adventure centered around two kids from different parts of the country who embark on a road trip to prevent an alien attack. As they navigate their journey, they uncover strange phenomena in Juliette, Arizona, and realize their theories about extraterrestrial life are more than just speculation.
Readers will find a blend of action and adventure as Haley and Dodger, initially strangers, unite to tackle the challenges posed by the impending threat. The narrative explores themes of family and friendship while incorporating elements of fantasy and magic. With its inventive premise and engaging tone, this book appeals to a wide audience, making it a noteworthy addition to the genre.
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Author Kevin Emerson channels Frank Cottrell Boyce in this tween sci-fi adventure about two kids from opposite sides of the country who find themselves on a road trip to save the world from an impending alien attack.
Haley and Dodger have nothing in common. But that was before they learned about the strange, unexplainable phenomena in Juliette, Arizona. Before they both received summer research grants from a mysterious foundation and discovered their theories about extraterrestrial life were correct. Now Haley and Dodger do have something in common: they’re the only ones who can figure out what’s happening in towns across the country . . . and stop it.
The Fellowship for Alien Detection has it all: an inventive premise, fantastic voice, cinematic tone, and high appeal for both boys and girls.
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