Daniel X (Hardcover): The Dangerous Days of Daniel X (Hardcover)

from tipsister

I've read several of James Patterson's books but I didn't intend to read The Dangerous Days of Daniel X. It didn't appeal to me and frankly it didn't get great reviews. This one won't be great either. The book centers on Daniel. He's a fifteen year old orphan that comes from a long line of alien ...

from SandyLee

Combine Transformers with Men in Black and add a bit of ET and you have Daniel. It was a fun read but more for the 10 to 11 year old crowd (although the jacket says it's for 10 to 110). Daniel was 3 when his parents were killed by an alien on "The List" his parents possessed. Now, armed with an a...

from C.Ibarra

This book was ok. I liked the main character, Daniel. He seemed like an interesting kid. The plot could have been delivered better. It seemed choppy and the author jumped around quickly. I'm not the target audience for this series, but as a mom, I'd prefer my kid's read something with better qual...

from queenoftheshelf

Daniel X is just your typical teenager, he has friends, he goes to school, he gets in arguments with his parents, and he gets annoyed by his little sister, except that these people are all physical manifestations that he creates with his mind. When he was just three years old, his parents were ki...

from JRlibrary

Definitely not my kind of book, but I know there are kids out there who will enjoy this so I'll point them toward it. It reminded me of a literary version of Men in Black, the movie with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. Stupid, but it will have followers for sure, just not me.