My editor just sent me these great reviews of LITTLE GREEN MEN AT THE MERCURY INN from Publishers Weekly and School Library Journal!
"In this gleefully absurd tale, Smith (Chronal Engine) unfurls a series
of alien-inspired hijinks at a space-themed motel on Florida’s Space
Coast...Arnold’s skillfully drafted spot cartoons give this offbeat story a
lively layout and match Smith’s light and breezy tone, grounded by the
occasional serious moment. The result is an engaging, humorous look at
humans learning that they’re not alone in the universe."
--Publishers Weekly
“The quirky setting and diverse characters add originality. An accessible and whimsical read, this should have wide appeal.”
–School Library Journal
And check out these awesome blurbs!
"Aliens, government coverups, bionic limbs, kooky scientists, luau pigs,
conspiracy theories, and mysterious patio furniture—I don't know about
you, but these are the things I look for in a great story. Little Green
Men at the Mercury Inn has all of them, plus a huge dose of humor. Read
it and enjoy, but be warned: You may never want to eat roast pork ever
again."
—Matthew Holm, co-creator of Babymouse and Squish
“Here is a story for everyone who has
ever wondered if that brilliant green light was a UFO. It's for
everyone who has ever imagined living on Mars. In short, it's for
everyone who has ever asked the question, 'who am I, really?’ Read it,
then make your
reservations at the Mercury Inn. Just don’t be alarmed if you find an
alien in the refrigerator."
--Kathi Appelt, Newbery Honor author of The Underneath
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