The Kid Who Came From Space

It was a very good book that I could not stop reading. My favourite character was Tammy. I would recommend it.

I like this book because it's about a girl who is from Earth and she met another girl who came from space, also its obviously a fiction book. My favourite character is Tammy (the girl who met the person from space) I would defo recommend it to those who like chapter books and fiction stories

good

I liked the book, it was interesting to read and I was glad to find out that Ethan found Tammy and they both escaped with Iggy and Hellyann from the Anthallans who captured Tammy. I would recommend this book for good readers and it is quite challenging read. It was a very good story.

This book was good because............

Ha ha funny

I found this book very boring because it didn't keep me interested to find out the rest of the book. I much prefer the 1,000 year old boy.

Ross Welford has always and still is a brilliant author and this book is no less. A wacky yet believable story of aliens, police, close encounters and panicked escapes kept me on edge reading this. I'd definately recommend this to another person.

I liked this book because it was exciting. I found it interesting how they revealed the story a bit at a time. It was sad near the end but it had a good ending. I would recommend it to people who like action, sci-fi, funny stories, and emotional stories.

I really enjoyed the story, it was adventurous and my favourite character was Ethan because he was smart & brave. My favourite part was when they caused the fire. I would definitely recommend this book.

I loved this book because it had tons of action and happy bits and sad bits.

I was really into the ook to start with then i kind of lost the meaning of the story and all the characters where a bit confus

This probably one of my most favourite books now. It was about a group of aliens and humans working together to get captives out of jail.

It was a good and funny book. My favourite character was Hellyan because of her weird behaviour and the way she talked.

I would recommend it to year 4 and above.

~ A small village is rocked by the disappearance of Tamara (Tammy) Tait, 12. Only her twin brother, Ethan, knows she is safe - and the extraordinary truth of where she is. It is a secret he must keep, or risk never seeing her again.

But that doesn’t mean he’s going to give up.

Together with his friend Iggy and the mysterious (and very hairy) Hellyann, Ethan is about to go on a nail-biting chase to get his twin sister, his other half, back… that will take him further than anyone has ever been before. ~

This is a remarkable story of family, friendship, and interstellar adventure. This book I’d so good! This is only the second book that I’ve read by Ross Welford, and even though I’ve only been reading his books for the past week I’m in love! He’s an amazing author, he really is! I picked this book up at the library as it’s in the theme of the Summer Reading Challenge 2022 (the gadgeteers), and so is Ross Welford’s other book, “Into the Sideways World”, that I’ve read 3 days ago, right before starting this book. I’d recommend it to anyone over 9 who’s a confident reader! It’s perfect to read right now and have it count towards your Summer Reading Challenge, since it is in the theme, but you can also read it at any other time too of course! If anyone’s wondering, this book has 375 pages and it took me 3 days to read. I recommend this book to anyone who likes mysteries, and / or is interested in aliens, interstellar travel, different planets, and just Space in general! I’ve really fallen in love with Ross Welford’s books and will definitely read more of them!

Happy reading!

Xx

I loved it

I would recommend it to someone else

it is one of the best books ever
I would recommend it to someone elsle

It left me on cliffhangers and was a good book to read.
I loved the interesting characters and their personalitys that I can relate to.

I hated this book because it wasn't moving. They kept on lagging around the fact that Tammy (a 12-year old) went missing.I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone.

I liked this book because it was very exciting and you never knew what would happen next.
My favourite character was Tammy because he always kept having close calls with the people who were chasing them.
I would recommend this book because it never got boring!

This book was engaging as it described the world from an alien's perspective. My favourite character was the alien, Hellyann, as she helped the main character (Ethan) find his sister who was abducted by aliens for a museum exhibit on the aliens' planet. I would recommend this book to my sister and friends as it is an exciting read with lots of action.

With intriguing twists from start to finish, this story is a real roller coaster of emotions. It warmed my heart and filled my head with wonder! A fast, funny and really satisfying read that sparks your imagination

It was a great book and I really enjoyed reading it. My favourite character was Suzy the chicken because she was funny! I would recommend this books to anyone who likes space.

I liked this book because lots of the books I read are mysteries like The London Eye Mystery or The Graveyard Riddle, and this book was another mystery. My favorite character is Suzy because most authors don't make chickens as characters, and Suzy is a chicken.

I thought it was amazing but it could have better.

Because at the start you don’t know who or what taken Tammy and where she got taken.

It is really good. I like Tammy at the end.

I loved this book, as it makes you ask yourself, what if aliens did exist? My favorite character was Iggy, as he was always confident and faced his fears. I would definitely recommend it.

It's an space adventurous thriller with emotion involved. I would recommend it to someone who loves space themed stories.

This should more accurately be called The Kid Who Went To Space rather than 'The Kid Who Came From Space', but it is classic Ross Welford. In his usual style, he's added a gently scifi spin to an otherwise contemporary story. In this case, we have a missing person mystery with added aliens.

The story is told through two points of view. Ethan and Hellyann. Ethan's twin sister, Tammy, has gone missing from their home in the village of Kielder, Northumbria. It's Christmas, it's cold and snowing, and the only clue is a strange noise Ethan heard when he found her bike beside the road. The police are involved, the whole village is searching for her, but there's no sign of Tammy anywhere.

Then Ethan and his friend, Iggy, have a strange encounter with an invisible craft and the mysterious Hellyann. Could Tammy really have been abducted by aliens?

A heart-warming story for KS2/3 about the importance of family, love, and always doing your best.