Book/ Product Information:
Mihaley, James. You Can’t Have My Planet, But Take My Brother, Please. .2012. 256pp. $16.99 hc. Feiwel and Friends (Holtzbrinck Publishers) . 9780312618919.
Grade Level:
Recommended grade level- 5-8
Review:
You Can’t Have My Planet, But Take My Brother, Please is full of twists and turns that keep you wondering where you will end up next. When twelve-year old Giles finds out the human race is being evicted from Earth, even though we voided the lease without knowing, it’s his responsibility to try to save our home planet. With the help of two other children and his alien attorney he has to figure out away to keep us here, with the threat of being forced to another planet that is not so welcoming. Since the point of view of the book is from Giles, it makes it easier for a younger crowd to get immersed into the story. This story is great way to get teenagers and preteens into the world of nonfiction literature.
Recommend.
Byline Information:
Kristian Komisar, Graduate Student, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY
Rating:
3.5 out of 5.


