BOOK REVIEW: Aliens on Holiday by Gillian Bradshaw

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Shape-shifting and gender-switching alien Shakespeare/Tiva is an undercover cop who dances to resolve personal conflict. Her unwitting partner is fifteen-year-old Alex Marsh. Together, they try to save other worlds from intergalactic Kiaian outlaws who have come to Earth to get weapons they can’t get anywhere else. The Kiaians have brought with them an astonishing assortment of bloodthirsty killers. But Tiva and her supervisors have a plan … 

A vacation in Southern France. 

Yet plans are made to fail. How can Tiva and Alex stay undercover and stay alive long enough to save countless human and alien lives while the alien villains, their intergalactic monsters, and their human drug lord partners swarm the French coast?

REVIEW BY: Arianna, age 12 years, 10 months

MAY CONTAIN SPOILER:

I loved this sweet take on aliens. This book reminds me that not everyone is bad and not everyone is good. 

My favorite characters are all of them because they all have an important role to play throughout the book. 

My favorite parts are when the characters make jokes or talk about Dancers because it makes me start crying while laughing at the same time!

I recommend this book to every reader because it is an amazing book that has your emotions spinning and switching with every page. 

I give this book 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 11 and up. 

This book's publishing date is January 22, 2016.