Books matching: friendship with an alien
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Save:'Project Hail Mary' by Andy Weir is a science fiction novel that follows the story of Ryland Grace, a man who wakes up on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or why he is there. He soon discovers that he is on a mission to save humanity from an alien infestation that is consuming the sun. The book combines elements of suspense, science, and adventure as Ryland navigates challenges, solves scientific problems, and forms unexpected alliances with alien lifeforms to unravel the mystery and find a solution to save Earth.
The writing style of 'Project Hail Mary' is described as fast-paced, humorous, and engaging. The author, Andy Weir, expertly weaves scientific details into the narrative, making complex concepts accessible and adding credibility to the mind-bending events in the story. The book alternates between present-time events on the spaceship and flashbacks that provide background information, creating a well-balanced narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
What’s going on? I want to find out, but I don’t have much to work with. I can’t see. I can’t hear anything other than the computer. I can’t even feel. No, that’s not true. I feel something. I’m lying... - #2
Save:'The Outsider' in the series 'Roswell High' by Melinda Metz introduces readers to the main characters of the town of Roswell with its alien conspiracies. Max Evans saves Liz's life, exposing their extraterrestrial origin and putting him, his sister Isabel, and friend Michael in danger. The story closely follows the pilot episode of the Roswell TV show, with some differences in character descriptions and interactions. The plotline is similar to the TV series, providing a quick and easy read for fans of the show.
“Well . . .” Liz hesitated. “I guess it would be okay to show you.” She pulled a worn black-and-white photo out of her pocket and gently placed it in front of them. “A friend of my grandmother’s took ... - #3
Save:'Cycle of Fire' by Hal Clement is a science fiction novel set on a planet called Abyormen, where a human teenager, Nils, and an alien, Dar, form an unlikely alliance to survive in the harsh environment. As they navigate the planet's unique features, such as its binary suns and unusual life forms, they uncover mysteries about the planet, its inhabitants, and its abandoned cities. The story is a blend of survival, exploration, and friendship, with a strong focus on scientific details and world-building. The writing style is descriptive, focusing on the interactions between the characters and the scientific intricacies of the planet.
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Save:Earthfall is a fast-paced and thrilling sci-fi novel by Mark Walden, where aliens have invaded Earth and turned humans into mindless zombies. The protagonist, Sam, struggles to survive in a world controlled by the alien Mothership, but finds hope when he meets other survivors and uncovers secrets about his own past. The story is action-packed, descriptive, and engaging, with a focus on survival, friendship, and resistance against the alien invaders.
Sam woke with a start, his breath coming in ragged gasps as he sat bolt upright in bed. Another nightmare. He wondered if they would ever fade or if he would always be haunted by the faces of friends ... - #5
Save:'Axiom's End' by Lindsay Ellis is a captivating sci-fi novel set in 2007, where Cora Sabino, a young woman entangled in her father's whistleblowing activities, becomes the first human to communicate with an alien named Ampersand. The story delves into themes of first contact, government conspiracies, and the challenges of inter-species communication, all set in an alternate history with a touch of philosophical musings on language and love. The book's plot unfolds at a brisk pace, blending elements of mystery, adventure, and familial relationships, creating a unique and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked till the end.
On the morning of the second meteor, Cora’s 1989 Toyota Camry gave up the ghost for good. The car was a manual transmission with a stick shift its previous owner had wrapped in duct tape years ago, a ... - #6
Save:Neil Gaiman's 'How to Talk to Girls at Parties' is a graphic novel adaptation of his Hugo nominated short story, exploring the misadventures of two friends, Enn and Vic, who stumble upon a party filled with otherworldly girls. The story unfolds as Enn navigates through encounters with girls from different universes, each with their own unique and mysterious backgrounds. The writing style is described as eloquent, lyrical, and mesmerizing, complemented by the artwork that brings the story to life in a hauntingly beautiful way.
Enn and Vic's experiences at the party, where they interact with ethereal young women and encounter strange occurrences, serve as a metaphor for the awkwardness and wonder of adolescence. The narrative weaves together themes of alienation, curiosity, and self-discovery, creating a dreamlike and captivating atmosphere that invites readers to ponder the complexities of human connections and the mysteries of the universe.
We both attended an all-boys’ school in south London. While it would be a lie to say that we had no experience with girls—Vic seemed to have had many girlfriends, while I had kissed three of my sister... - #7
Save:The Dangerous Days of Daniel X by James Patterson is a fast-paced, cinematic young adult novel that follows the story of Daniel, an orphan alien who possesses the ability to conjure up imaginary friends. The book is filled with surprising twists and turns, keeping readers engaged and entertained throughout. Readers have praised the writing style of James Patterson, describing it as easy to read and engaging, reminiscent of a Disney.Pixar animation blockbuster. The book introduces readers to a lonely yet endearing character, Daniel, who embarks on a thrilling journey filled with adventure and imagination.
The James Patterson Pageturners Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment Maximum Ride: School’s Out—Forever Maximum Ride: Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports The Final Warning: A Maximum Ride Novel Th... - #8
Save:Cora wakes up in a strange habitat with other teens, realizing they are being experimented on by aliens called the Kindred. The story delves into the dynamics between the characters, the psychological challenges they face, and the mysterious setting that pits them against each other. As the plot unfolds, secrets are revealed, forbidden romances develop, and the group navigates a world filled with twists and surprises.
THERE ARE CERTAIN THINGS the mind cannot comprehend. People fall into the same routines of thinking day after day: toss an apple and it falls to the ground. Pick a flower and it withers. Fall asleep i... - #9
Save:'Quinn and the Queller' in the 'Alien Abduction' series by Honey Phillips is a sci-fi twist on a Cinderella beauty and the beast story. The book follows Quinn, a character with a heartbroken past who was abducted from Earth and sold to a fightmaster, ultimately ending up with a gladiator named Dhar. The story explores their evolving relationship, with Dhar initially living in celibacy but finding himself drawn to protect and care for Quinn. As the plot unfolds, Quinn and Dhar navigate conflicts and obstacles, ultimately finding love and forming a strong bond.
The narrative of 'Quinn and the Queller' is characterized by a mix of romance, adventure, and friendship. The book delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and personal growth, as Quinn and Dhar's relationship evolves from a transactional arrangement to a deep emotional connection. The story also touches on the dynamics of alien-human relationships, highlighting the differences and similarities between the characters while weaving a tale of passion and loyalty.
(Also, see 28 recommendations for the series Alien Abduction ) - #10
Save:Readers are taken on an action-packed journey in the book 'Axrel' by Olivia Riley, where a Grayhart doctor, Charlotte, is coerced into aiding the military in saving a severely injured Vrisha prisoner named Axrel. The plot unfolds on a prison planet overrun by a rogue group, forcing Charlotte and Axrel to navigate perilous situations and forge a deep bond amidst overwhelming odds. The writing style masterfully combines elements of action, romance, and character development, keeping readers engaged as the story progresses.
The book 'Axrel' in the 'Vrisha Warriors' series by Olivia Riley captures the essence of trust, friendship, and loyalty as Charlotte and Axrel's relationship blossoms from initial skepticism to a deep connection. The intricate plot weaves together various cultures, trials, and tribulations that the characters face, ultimately culminating in a heartwarming and emotional conclusion that leaves readers enchanted and eager for more.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vrisha Warriors )
