YA sci-fi book with a teen girl, an alien spaceship, and human experimentation
I'm trying to find the title of a YA book that is about a teen girl whose boyfriend is taken by an alien. I think their spaceship is cloaked in a field near their school. The girl sneaks into the spaceship and finds out that aliens have been experimenting on people and the tests kill people. I don't think the book had a happy ending because the aliens still experiment on people and there was only one alien that helped out the girl, only because it wanted to learn more about Earth. I remember the alien calling Earth "blue planet" or something like that.
It's not a very thick book. The cover of this book is light greenish and I think it has a field on it.
I think there are more books in this series, or their are more books similar to this one since it's a very quick read and the pages were white and not cream, I believe. I'm not sure when it was published, but I read this book in the early 2000s.
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I'm trying to find the title of a YA book that is about a teen girl whose boyfriend is taken by an alien. I think their spaceship is cloaked in a field near their school. The girl sneaks into the spaceship and finds out that aliens have been experimenting on people and the tests kill people. I don't think the book had a happy ending because the aliens still experiment on people and there was only one alien that helped out the girl, only because it wanted to learn more about Earth. I remember the alien calling Earth "blue planet" or something like that.
It's not a very thick book. The cover of this book is light greenish and I think it has a field on it.
I think there are more books in this series, or their are more books similar to this one since it's a very quick read and the pages were white and not cream, I believe. I'm not sure when it was published, but I read this book in the early 2000s.
story-identification books young-adult
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Welcome to SFF.se! Could you maybe also give a timeframe when you read the book -- or better yet, when it was published??
– BMWurm
Aug 21 '16 at 19:07
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I'm trying to find the title of a YA book that is about a teen girl whose boyfriend is taken by an alien. I think their spaceship is cloaked in a field near their school. The girl sneaks into the spaceship and finds out that aliens have been experimenting on people and the tests kill people. I don't think the book had a happy ending because the aliens still experiment on people and there was only one alien that helped out the girl, only because it wanted to learn more about Earth. I remember the alien calling Earth "blue planet" or something like that.
It's not a very thick book. The cover of this book is light greenish and I think it has a field on it.
I think there are more books in this series, or their are more books similar to this one since it's a very quick read and the pages were white and not cream, I believe. I'm not sure when it was published, but I read this book in the early 2000s.
story-identification books young-adult
edited 10 mins ago
Jenayah
19k494132
asked Aug 21 '16 at 18:57
mh.afamh.afa
342
I'm trying to find the title of a YA book that is about a teen girl whose boyfriend is taken by an alien. I think their spaceship is cloaked in a field near their school. The girl sneaks into the spaceship and finds out that aliens have been experimenting on people and the tests kill people. I don't think the book had a happy ending because the aliens still experiment on people and there was only one alien that helped out the girl, only because it wanted to learn more about Earth. I remember the alien calling Earth "blue planet" or something like that.
It's not a very thick book. The cover of this book is light greenish and I think it has a field on it.
I think there are more books in this series, or their are more books similar to this one since it's a very quick read and the pages were white and not cream, I believe. I'm not sure when it was published, but I read this book in the early 2000s.
story-identification books young-adult
story-identification books young-adult
edited 10 mins ago
Jenayah
19k494132
asked Aug 21 '16 at 18:57
mh.afamh.afa
342
edited 10 mins ago
Jenayah
19k494132
asked Aug 21 '16 at 18:57
mh.afamh.afa
342
edited 10 mins ago
Jenayah
19k494132
edited 10 mins ago
Jenayah
19k494132
edited 10 mins ago
Jenayah
19k494132
19k494132
asked Aug 21 '16 at 18:57
mh.afamh.afa
342
asked Aug 21 '16 at 18:57
mh.afamh.afa
342
asked Aug 21 '16 at 18:57
mh.afamh.afa
342
342
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Welcome to SFF.se! Could you maybe also give a timeframe when you read the book -- or better yet, when it was published??
– BMWurm
Aug 21 '16 at 19:07
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Welcome to SFF.se! Could you maybe also give a timeframe when you read the book -- or better yet, when it was published??
– BMWurm
Aug 21 '16 at 19:07
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Welcome to SFF.se! Could you maybe also give a timeframe when you read the book -- or better yet, when it was published??
– BMWurm
Aug 21 '16 at 19:07
Welcome to SFF.se! Could you maybe also give a timeframe when you read the book -- or better yet, when it was published??
– BMWurm
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Welcome to SFF.se! Could you maybe also give a timeframe when you read the book -- or better yet, when it was published??
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