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Beth Yan bethyan — Stuck on Earth Francis Foster books, 2010, 227 PP., $16.99 David Klass ISBN: 978-0-374-39951-1 Enter Ketchvar III, a slug-like alien, entering Tom Filber an average teenager with not so average problems, his parents don't have enough money to make ends meet and he has been alienated by his schoolmates. Now Ketchvar has chosen Tom to be his test subject to determine if human beings are worthy for their home planet Earth. This might not go well. I thought this book was okay, but not great because of many reasons. The writing style of this book is superb, It's descriptive and it still go's somewhere, but I didn't like the story. I think that this book was written for a younger age than mine ( I'm ln eighth grade ) and should be read that age, I say this because this book's plot is lite and fluffy, but there is a lot of cursing. For example, this is In the second chapter “will she really hit me or is she bluffing? Are you kidding? She'll swat you at the first chance she gets. Doesn't hurt? Like hell. Is not a lot? Damn straight.” As you can see the person that the main character is inside of, curses a lot; which may make it somewhat realistic for a ninth grade boy. However, I see the target age to be much younger than that. I also don't think the main character developed at all which majorly takes from the books plot. I thought this book looked good, but I was beyond the genre and onto scarier science fiction novels. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a science fiction novel that isn't scary but it can be read by a older audience, this is a decent book for fifth to seventh graders. This book is the only book of this genre for this age group that I've ever seen. It has good conflict and is realistic to the age group it was made for. I would rate this book a 3 out of 5, I think this book is a good lite and fluffy read, its a good read it between two heavy books. -Jeremy Bostick