Books with title The Flying Saucer

This book is the first in-depth, authoritative look at the flying saucer phenomenon and is considered to this day to be one of the best books on the subject ever written. Extremely well researched work with facts that were documented, containing none of the disinformation and hype that has crept into the field over time. The author was a retired Marine Corps Major who became an aviation writer, and was therefore perfect for the job of researching and writing this book. Using his own knowledge and information from friends in the military, Keyhoe came to the conclusion that UFOs originate from outer space and the U.S. military was engaged in a cover-up. He includes a number of documented cases whereby thousands of people witnessed strange objects in the sky all at the same time, in various parts of the country. Eyewitnesses are interviewed and much is done to show how and why the veil of government secrecy was enforced.

Mystery Inc. is going on a road trip, but their vacation takes an unexpected turn―a UFO has landed nearby! When they go to investigate, they find little gray aliens coming out of the ship and the gang can’t believe their eyes. Is this really a first encounter, or is an Earthling behind this crash landing? Your choices will help discover the truth in this intergalactic You Choose mystery. Multiple endings, a glossary, and Scooby-Doo jokes make this a fun and educational read.

Dan Green is a 14-year-old, fantasy-addicted kid living in a run-down rural village in Northern California. When three extraordinarily handsome strangers arrive carrying nothing but a bag of gold, Dan comes to believe that they are an extraterrestrial family: a mom, a dad, and Lena—a girl Dan's age.Dan befriends Lena who, after much prodding, claims that her family arrived in a flying saucer that crashed in the woods. She describes life on her home planet and tells fabulous stories of the family's travels through the universe. Lena appears to be able to effortlessly acquire amazing skills, ranging from playing classical music to learning languages.When Dan relates Lena's stories to his skeptical grandfather—a retired science teacher who believes only in what he can see and touch—the grandfather laughs at Dan for being gullible. He insists that Dan bring him tangible proof that the visitors are actually from outer space.After Lena's father performs an astonishing feat, most of the villagers—but not Dan's grandfather--rally around the strange family, ultimately protecting them from a group of aggressive UFO scientists. The presence of the strangers begins to have a positive affect on the community. Even Dan's father and uncle, who hadn't talked in 20 years, become friends.Dan, who has long dreamed of running away from the boonies, gets the idea of persuading the strangers to take him along after they repair their ship and resume their intergalactic odyssey.But things aren't exactly what they seem, and Dan discovers that his true mission is closer to home, while his grandfather learns that there is more to life than cold hard facts.*****Murray Suid is the author of more than 20 nonfiction books including How to Be President of the U.S.A., Words of a Feather, and Demonic Mnemonics. Summer of the Flying Saucer is his first novel. A former teacher at the middle school, high school, and college levels, he is also a screenwriter. A film version of Summer of the Flying Saucer was produced in Ireland in 2006. Murray lives in Northern California, an hour north of San Francisco, in a place much like the one described in the novel.

The Flying Saucer Mystery Synopsis This first book of the series starts with two high school students who meet in theater and band and stumble into a relationship. They capture a flying saucer during a homework assignment and accept Presidential commissions into the Military Service. In the Space Force they are assigned flying the saucer due to their age and end up discovering and teaching English to the Alien Computer (CHARLIE) which controls the Planet Saurian. Charlie’s “Creators” on Saurian have all perished and Charlie needs human pilots for a space quest in the Silver Dragonfly saucer to find Charlie’s Creators at two colony planets.

Example in this ebookI am asked to write a preface for this little book, but I think that it needs no preface at all. The account of a most extraordinary war adventure condensed in a few pages, the fact that the exceptional will, determination and nerve of the man who accomplished it have been rewarded by the most coveted Italian military decoration, the rarest among all the military decorations in the world, the gold medal for bravery, are good reasons for raising the interest of the reader. But the author adds a new flavor to the thing, seizing often the opportunity to show the ferocity of soldiers who have been to the last the faithful and worthy servants of the House of the Hapsburg; the sufferings of the Italian populations temporarily under the hated Austrian oppression; the passionate love and devotion of those populations to their great mother country, Italy, arguments too often unknown, overlooked and unappreciated. For these reasons this book is not only an interesting historical document, but also, and especially, a good and patriotic performance.To be continue in this ebook..................................................................................

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