Myomancy ADHD, Dyslexia and Autism

The Truth Out There

DK Publishing

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A thriller about aliens and Area 51-and about accepting people for who they are. No one ever mentions Uncle Patrick. He died years ago, still a boy-and there’s no grave. There are no photos. There are no letters. There’s nothing to prove that he ever lived. Joshua had thought he was in for a boring summer, stuck taking care of his ailing grandmother in her dusty house, crowded with memories and junk. Then he finds Uncle Patrick’s ancient stash of UFO magazines and his eerily detailed paintings of alien ships. As he discovers more and more about the mysteries of a summer long ago, Joshua realized that his newest computer game, AlienState 3, is retelling the story of Patrick’s life. Who could know these secrets, hidden away for so many years? Who would want to reveal them now? Has Joshua stumbled onto a family secret? Or has he uncovered something bigger?

People who have brought this book wrote:

Josh doesn't want to go to his Grandmother's house with his mother. He doesn't wasn't to spend his summer holidays away from his friends in a stuffy old house. But he has no choice, and, while his mother is busy looking after his grandmother, he has to entertain himself.

The book follows two stories - the story of Josh's summer, with a new friendship and his Grandmother's illness to deal with - and the story of Josh's Uncle Patrick, whose death is a mystery Josh slowly uncovers.

This is an excellent read for 12 to 15 year olds.

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