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When Daniel X discovers that a duo of evil extraterrestrials is plotting to control kids around the world through videogames, he's determined to take them both out of commission. This pair of wicked game masters wants to destroy the human race by turning brainwashed videogamers into an unstoppable army of doom! They're also running an endangered species hunting club on the side, and their next target is none other than Daniel. He'll have no choice but to turn to the aliens' rebellious son who needs help to stand up to his malicious parents.
But can Daniel trust the progeny of this treacherous twosome? Or will it be "Game Over" for the alien hunter?
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Release date
January 16, 2013 -
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OverDrive Listen audiobook
- ISBN: 9781609413651
- File size: 132078 KB
- Duration: 04:35:09
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Languages
- English
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Levels
- Lexile® Measure: 980
- Text Difficulty: 5-7
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Reviews
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February 1, 2012
Gr 6 Up-Daniel X, an extraterrestrial living on Earth, is up against the most dangerous and malicious aliens yet in the fourth title (Little, Brown, 2011) in James Patterson's series. His alien hunter skills are tested as he goes to Tokyo to track down numbers six and seven on the Alien Outlaw list. These criminals are manipulating the minds of children around the world by controlling the video games they play, and they must be stopped. Daniel is unaware that the aliens are tracking him as well. Danger, adventure, and action are pumped into this fast-paced novel. Milo Ventimiglia's narration gives Daniel the edge he needs to fight off these thugs, and he gives the other characters distinct voices. The various Japanese words that pop up throughout the book are pronounced perfectly. The rapid, tense pace will appeal to teens. Another great title in the action-packed series.-Trish Grady, Franklin Comm. Middle School. IN
Copyright 2012 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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January 1, 2012
Alien hunter Daniel X learns that two of the most dangerous aliens on the planet are plotting to use video games to brainwash players. He must recruit the aliens' rebellious son as an ally before it's "game over" for humans. Short chapters (for short attention spans) keep the pace of the story (with its preposterous premise) brisk.(Copyright 2012 by The Horn Book, Incorporated, Boston. All rights reserved.)
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