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Crane saw something strange in the woods when he was thirteen, and it ruined his life, Or was it his brother that did that Years later, the two of them camp out together for a night of beer, aliens and redemption.
What they both see and do is going to require a lot of explaining, . . and a couple of extraterrestrial tourists will be turning in their galactic passports,

Cooter is a story of friendship, obsession, cultural misunderstandings and cow parts, Full of laughs, popculture and a few chills, this is a great read that will leave you wanting more, I just could not get into this book, Too much scifi for me,
I laughed out loud, A fun, short read. What a delightful read!

I really love the aliens in this story, First, they have hilarious human names: Hitler and Bon Jovi, Seriously I can imagine how clever these aliens think they are when they get the inspiration from their human history research and their former excursions on Earth.
And their calm reactions to the humans in this book are just so funny, I can't stop laughing while reading those brilliant scenes,

And the humans are also interesting characters, It's actually fun to see two brothers' different reactions when they meet the aliens, What intrigues me the most is their changed attitude: Bedford believes in aliens, but he can hardly be friendly to them considering his awful childhood memories.
He's obsessed with aliens, and his stubbornness ruins everything, On the other hand, Wallace never believes in aliens, He thinks his brother is a pathetic joke when Bedford tells him about the aliens, Then he freaks out when he finally meets the extraterrestrial lifeforms, However, in the end Wallace is the only person who manages to befriend an alien and even learn something about them after

a little chat.
How ironic.

Also, readers who happen to be movie lovers will get all the inside jokes in this story, It's so entertaining to spot those familiar movie quotes when Bon Jovi's translator malfunctions,

If you're a SciFi fan and you're looking for something light and funny to read, you will definitely enjoy this book! It's easy to read and the content is refreshing.
Amazing! Mildly amusing as a scifi tale, It was really more of a short story than a book, Lots of famous movie quotes meant to be funny, Mildly amusing short story Linda Hull grew up in Miami, Florida, spending most of her time playing with imaginary friends and making up stories, Once in a while, she would write some of those stories down and distribute them among a very select, highly amused few, She had a varied start to her career, working first in restaurants, department stores, airlines, a car wash, a dry cleaners and, very briefly, a pizza delivery service.
Linda then found her calling one of several and began to work in the travel industry for airlines and cruise lines where she got the chance to travel the world.
Linda then answered a second calling as a theatre tech in a theme park where she got to watch kids see their fantasies come to life and meet lots of creative types who encouraged he Linda Hull grew up in Miami, Florida, spending most of her time playing with imaginary friends and making up stories.
Once in a while, she would write some of those stories down and distribute them among a very select, highly amused few, She had a varied start to her career, working first in restaurants, department stores, airlines, a car wash, a dry cleaner's and, very briefly, a pizza delivery service.
Linda then found her calling one of several and began to work in the travel industry for airlines and cruise lines where she got the chance to travel the world.
Linda then answered a second calling as a theatre tech in a theme park where she got to watch kids see their fantasies come to life and meet lots of creative types who encouraged her to follow her dream of becoming a writer.
So she went to Rollins College and got a BA in English/Writing from Rollins College, Since then Linda Hull's work has been seen onstage at Universal Studios, Florida, the Orlando Fringe Festival and onscreen at a number of film festivals.
Balancing a full time job with freelance editing, promoting her stories and writing something new, Linda Hull is hoping to drag herself out of the starving artist category by offering her work at.
instead of free. sitelink.