The Truth About Aliens
John Glander
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(, Dec. 19, 2015)
The truth about aliens is there are no aliens. Anthony Jones knows this for a fact. He has known it for a couple of years, ever since Spike Black came to live in Homerton Layne. Spike appears to be a fairly normal boy with his biggest problem being the way his hair sticks up. He is also a genius and he comes from a world somewhere on the other side of the galaxy. He and his parents dialled a wrong number on a transport booth and land on Earth. Since then they have been trying to find ways of contacting the Great Network so they can get home.When the two friends move to Secondary School, they meet Delores Smith, the most beautiful girl in the class and Maude, her best friend. Delores invites Spike to the school dance. Spike has read at dances it is the job of the boy to sweep the girl off her feet, which he does, with the help of an anti-gravity machine. There is chaos and some awkward questions, which leaves the boys in the position of having to let the girls in on the secret. This leads Anthony to discover Maude is rather like him. It also sets off a chain of increasingly weird events.